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Broad Castle Definition Meets Midwest Ammo Bunker
A new book pushes a wide view of what counts as a castle, while an ammunition bunker sits in South Dakota, prompting discussions on heritage and security.
The recent publication states, "A new book argues for a broad interpretation of what constitutes a castle," signaling a push to expand historic definitions.
Meanwhile, an ammunition bunker is located in South Dakota, a reminder of the nation's strategic reserves far from coastal hubs.
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South Dakota ammunition bunker is actually a castle
A new book argues for a broad interpretation of what constitutes a castle.
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- A new book argues for a broad interpretation of what constitutes a castle.
- An ammunition bunker is located in South Dakota.
- A new book argues for a broad interpretation of what constitutes a castle.
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