The United States Bullion Depository in Fort Knox, Kentucky, protects over $500 billion in gold bars. This iconic facility secures roughly 147 million troy ounces, representing a massive portion of the nation's wealth and serving as a critical pillar of American financial security and trust. ​#FortKnox #GoldStandard #WealthSecurity #USGold | Erna Mulyani

Fort Knox covers 108,026 acres and is 20.63 miles wide. Of that, 7,000 acres is cantonment (city) area, and the remaining 101,000 acres makes up the training area. The installation encompasses parts of Bullitt, Hardin and Meade counties. #knowyourknox | U.S. Army Fort Knox

The Fort Knox Logistics Readiness Center, in conjunction with Reserve Soldiers from the 103rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command and 757th Expeditionary Railway Center, transferred 312 pieces of equipment brought here by about 180 semitrucks onto rail cars bound for Fort Hunter Liggett, California in support of a nationwide Reserve-component training exercise. The equipment began arriving May 8 and was on its way to its destination by May 14. Loading the equipment by rail at Fort Knox, as opposed