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In EP. 2- Nik finally comes to terms with what he has gotten himself into. He now owns the largest privately owned underground nuclear bunker in the United States. The Titan 1 nuclear bunker complex is so considerably vast, that even a new building measuring over 2,400 square feet was discovered that was not on the original design blueprints. --------------------------------------------------------------------- With the worldwide Covid pandemic of 2020, forced lockdowns, food and supply chain disruptions, severe travel restrictions, riots and looting of his local neighborhood in the Hollywood Hills and other communities in Los Angeles, it was time for Nik to leave. Nik leaves his hillside mansion in the Hollywood Hills to live in an abandoned 1960's Military Nuclear Bunker that was designed as an underground city 165 feet deep. The Titan 1 Nuclear Bunker Complex was decommissioned in 1965, frozen in time and lay abandoned until now. It remains the largest privately owned underground bunker complex in America: The 'Nuclear Bunker Living' You Tube series documents Nik's exploration and renovation of America's largest and most hardened underground Nuclear Military Bunkers. Be sure to follow 'Nuclear Bunker Living' on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/nuclearbunkerliving/ and on TikTok : https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRaFtLsH/ Watch Episode 1: 'Living In An Abandoned Nuclear Bunker' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYM7-KuE3HE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Titan 1 Nuclear Bunker Complex was the largest secretive underground complex of its time and still remains America's most hardened underground structure. Construction for the Titan 1 commenced in 1959. It was designed as a virtual underground city with independent power for 17 buildings and domes up to 165 feet deep, 35 Million gallons of annual water allocation, sewer, kitchen, bathrooms, sleeping quarters with chemical, biological and nuclear air filtration. The Titan 1 Military Nuclear Bunker Complex went operational and was activated in April 1962 and decommissioned in 1965. It was developed during the Cold War as a deterrent against a Soviet nuclear strike against the United States. The Titan 1 complex was armed with 3 Nuclear Missiles, each armed with a destructive 4.5 megaton warhead and payload. Over 600,000 cubic yards of earth were removed in the facility's construction, 32,000 cubic yards of epoxy polymer- modified concrete rated at up to 15,000 PSI, 300 tons of piping, 90 miles of cables, 3,000 ton of 3 inch rebar and a labyrinth of 2,500 feet of expansive tunnels. The Titan 1 Nuclear Bunker Complex cost the American taxpayers a total of $47 million [1962 $ Dollars] to build. Indexed to inflation, the replacement value of a Titan 1 Nuclear Bunker Complex today would be $325 Million Dollars.