Norway operates a secret military base built under a mountain for use during wartime, yet the bus stop in front of its entrance openly carries the name "NATO facility." Officially known as Sentralanlegget, the underground complex serves as a protected command center for Norway’s government and military in the event of war. Its exact location remains classified in government records, and authorities treat details about the interior as sensitive. The plainly labeled bus stop outside, however, quietly advertises the presence of a NATO-linked installation to anyone reading the timetable.
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