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{{Transcript/row|Narrator| Today a large complex home to the US Army ArmorCenter, Fort Knox began...<br> | {{Transcript/row|Narrator|Today a large complex home to the US Army ArmorCenter, Fort Knox began...<br> | ||
...as a series of fortifications during the Civil War.<br> | ...as a series of fortifications during the Civil War.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:46, 30 April 2024
Fort Knox Documentary is a unique VHS providing some lore and information about Fort Knox.
Usage
The VHS can be used with an appropriate television to play the dialog of a recording of telling trivia and facts about Fort Knox.
The player can reduce boredom by -5 for each line of dialog when in the vicinity of a television playing the VHS.
Distribution
The loot distributions can be found in the table(s) below.
| Building/Room | Container | Effective chance |
|---|---|---|
| livingroom | shelves | 10.78% |
This VHS will only spawn once and only in living room shelves, making it incredibly rare.
Transcript
Narrator:
Today a large complex home to the US Army ArmorCenter, Fort Knox began...
...as a series of fortifications during the Civil War.
The famous failed diversionary incursion of the Confederate...
...cavalry of Jonh Hunt Morgan passed through the area in 1863...
...and headed towards Louisville...
...but ultimately skirted the city and headed to Springfield...
...in 1918. The new training center was named after...
...War of independence general Henry Knox.
...name has become shorthand for a highly fortified location.
The bullion depository holds four and half thousand tons of gold...
...and despite the end of the gold standard...
...often used to store important national documents...
such as the original Declaration of independence...
...during Word War2. The fort has been the filming location...
...of numerous television shows and movies...
...most famously the 1964 spy thriller...
Trivia
- As mentioned on the tape, several real-life movies have been filmed around Fort Knox, one of them being the film Goldfinger.