General George Patton Museum of Leadership director Ty Reid walks an audience through decades of Army barracks history and ...

But what do we really know about Fort Knox? Here are 10 facts about the facility and its history. 1. Fort Knox was originally ...

Months have passed since Senator Rand Paul requested access to inspect the nation’s gold reserves at Fort Knox, with no ...

"I don't want to open it and the cupboards are bare," he added. Fort Knox history, location The Army post is about 35 miles south of Louisville and encompasses 109,000 acres in three Kentucky ...

Fort Knox’s legendary security inspired the phrase ... opening the vaults to a group of journalists and members of Congress. The historic visit, captured on camera and later broadcast on ...

The U.S. Mint says it holds about half of the country's gold and has only allowed a handful of visits from outsiders like politicians and journalists over its history. Fort Knox is home to nearly ...

Fort Knox was inspected by outsiders in 2017 ... it would not just be the heist of the century but the biggest in human history. Even if one leaves aside the obvious problem of having to fence ...

“I don’t want to open it and the cupboards are bare,” he added. Fort Knox history and location The Army post is about 35 miles south of Louisville and encompasses 109,000 acres in three ...

Fort Knox is a military installation in Kentucky ... The base has previously also stored several historic rarities, from the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution to Abraham ...

Fort Knox history and location The Army post is about 35 miles south of Louisville and encompasses 109,000 acres in three Kentucky counties — Bullitt, Hardin, and Mead. Camp Knox was established ...