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Command Post TANGO (Theater Air Naval Ground Operations) is a South Korean / United States military bunker complex in South Korea that can reportedly withstand a tactical nuke through the use of several layers of blast doors, and is where command and control will take place should hostilities break out between South and North Korea. GlobalSecurity.org describes it as "the primary warfighting headquarters for the Korean theater". It is located just south of Seoul near a South Korean military base and runway.
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nico picture
@ 2017-05-26 23:03:24
Nice find!!!
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Anonymous
@ 2022-03-06 22:40:39
Worked there in Tango Security Force in 1978.
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@ 2023-07-09 20:22:45
I serve at Tango from 1974 thru 1979. 61 months and never left the tunnel. It was great duty and we went thru some exciting events to include the infamous "tree " incident in 1978(I think) and the military coup that saw President Park assassinated. As a 32D most we handled all communications during exercises assuming Seoul would be wiped out. If there is anyone who served there contact me. I might upload some pictures at sometime.
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@ 2023-11-28 16:37:47
I did two Team Spirits at Tango, ‘83 & 84 as a O5C, RATT Team Chief, it was an experience I’ll never forget.