nuclear

I was wanting to go explore the corstorphine bunker but I'm not sure if it's still abbandoned. Has anyone been there recently?

The bunker measures 32 metres by 7 metres, made with concrete walls & a steel corrugated roof consisting of 2 rooms, 2 toilets, corridors & a spiral access staircase There were 2 access points one at Burdon road (network rail / nexus yard) & another accessing the now demo'd civic centre blocked...

ALDERMASTON MANOR — A PLACE OF HISTORY, SILENCE AND FADING PRESENCE There are houses that stand proudly through time, and there are houses that witness time itself. Aldermaston Manor belongs to the latter. Set into the rolling landscape of West Berkshire, on a plateau overlooking the Kennet...

The F-4 Objektum is a nuclear shelter located underneath downtown Budapest. Its construction began in 1952, at the same time as Line 2 of the metro, to which it has a connection. The bunker is situated 39 metres beneath the surface, and was suitable to accommodate 2,200 people. To maintain...

During the Cold War, the Warsaw Pact prepared for a nuclear attack on Europe, In 1960, exercises were held in conditions similar to warfare, their aim was to test methods of transporting nuclear weapons from the USSR to the territories of western Poland to the strike units. Several methods of...

This is my first official post - I grew up in North Lincolnshire so I am aware the area is full of old military sites from the 2nd World War & the Cold war, before I moved away from the area I worked on RAF Kirton Lindsey for a while & went to primary school at RAF Hemswell - my Dad was also in...

The Nuclear Power Station Before talking about the substation itself, we should mention Bradwell nuclear power station which it was constructed alongside to serve. The nuclear power station began construction back in 1957 on the edge of the site of RAF Bradwell Bay when nuclear power was...

When it comes to exploring, you always want more, something bigger. I keep thinking this is not enough. But it's driving me mad, going out of my head. Is a nuclear power station too much? I keep asking myself, wondering how I keep closing my eyes but I can't block it out. Want to fly to a place...

Hope Cove was a World War II radar station. In the early 1950s it was revamped as part of the RAF’s ROTOR air defence scheme. It was one of five stations equipped with a type R6 (semi-sunk) bunker. The others were Hack Green, Langtoft, St. Twynells and Treleaver. In the late 1950s the site was...

The most secret and fascinating objects left from the former communist state are those that lay in plain sight all along. Today we discover a hidden nuclear bunker on the outskirts of a small Croatian village. Constructed in the 1950s by the Yugoslavian national army, it was part of a top secret...

Me and Angelo this time will explore a unique place for Malta, a run-down nuclear shelter! The structure, dug into the side of Rihana valley was intended as an alternative command post for the British in case of a nuclear fallout during the Cold War. The shelter was built deep into the rock to...

Melbourne Royal Observer Corps Bunker I live within a stone's throw of this place and didn't know it was here!! Many of these ROC bunkers still exist but some have been filled in, or capped off by land owners that inherited the bunkers after they were decommissioned ( approx 1990 / 1991 )...

First report so hopefully I get it right. I've been urbexing with a few friends in the Hertfordshire area since the start of summer, so I've got plenty of sites I need to post about. I was so excited to visit the Region 6 War Room that this had to be my first. Also recently purchased my first...

This is an R.O.C Nuclear monitoring post in northumberland. They were built to detect enemy aircraft and detect radioactivity in the event of an attack from the air. They were all equipped with phone lines, air vents, fixed survey meters, bomb power indicators, and ground zero indicators, they...

This Is My Visit To Reading War Rooms on 6th Of June 2020 Iv Tryed And Tryed To Get Into This Place I Finnaly Found A Way. Most Bunkers I Have Visited This One Really suprrised Me How Clean It Was Inside, Also Cant Beleve The Amount Of Stuff Inside Still Most Of It I Would Say Still Works The...