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Former Military Bunkers Are Home for Hundreds of Survival-Minded People

Former Military Bunkers Are Home for Hundreds of Survival-Minded People
Dante Vicino, executive director and operations manager of Vivos xPoint, which is located on a former military base near Edgemont, S.D. The Vivos Group, which owns 575 bunkers, plans to convert them all into liveable homes. Allan Stein/The Epoch Times
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EDGEMONT, S.D.—Tom and Mary Soulsby of Georgia aimed to build their dream home in Tennessee as part of their plan to retire to a safe rural location following the 2020 riots and civil unrest.

The property had everything they desired: peace, dense forests, green pastures, and a duck pond. The home would have a cement basement. That way, they could rebuild on a solid foundation if the house was somehow demolished or burned down.

Allan Stein
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Allan Stein is a national reporter for The Epoch Times based in Arizona.
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