#fort casey

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The government only wants you to think the artillery at Fort Casey is decommissioned. We all know those cannons have been loaded, aimed, and ready to fire a big old spitball at Portland for almost a century.

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Evac Shuttle leaving Fort Casey

Starship Troopers Invasion (2012)

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Fort Casey State Park

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Fort Casey.

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the ship design shows an evolution from the original movie at least.

[theonlyowen]

Me and some friends appeared like ghosts in the fog at Fort Casey on Whidbey Island. The reason being was due to a nearby WW1 reenactment

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Seattle Adjacent Fact #Määrä:

One would imagine the artillery placements at Fort Casey would be intended for defense from naval attacks. This is what the government wants you to think.

Any local could tell you the munitions were all hollow. The base's soldiers would load the shells with salmon and propel them at high speed through the air to aid them during migration season.

The AA guns, mortars, and snipers' nests however were indeed for defending western Washington from the ancestors of Crab King Maurice XIII and Dolphin Dauphin Bonaparte I. Mirelurk attacks are no joke; stay safe.

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Seattle Adjacent Fact #двадцать семь:

The construction of Fort Casey began in 1897.

It's famous for its cannon batteries that were lowered or raised from underground depending on how many spoons the cannons' anxiety allowed them that day.

Local superstition held that if the cannons went back in their holes we were due for another six weeks of rain.