Previously this was an object from the chain of military air defence stations. Then when USSR went down many objects went down too. Lack of funding, new military doctrines and concepts, then international disarmament initiatives – all this lead to thousand of those being left to stay in condition like this.
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where is this?
Judging by the maps, Kuril Islands?
This must be a fairly remote location, else why isn’t it completely stripped out as many of the other abandoned military installations are?
Pics like this are my favorite type of posts on ER. Keep ‘em coming!!
The real value there would be in all those shelves of maps.
In Soviet Russia, old Teleprinter types YOU! (Couldn’t help myself..) Excellent collection of phots, though.
This should be restored and become a museum.
as soeone who has worked in NATO bunkers, I find it fascinating that the Soviets were just as worried about the threat of attack as we were (the chart showing NATO aircraft attack profiles)
KGB must have left it a long time ago.,…
If it had been that classified, KGB would have destroyed it for sure….
Why is all of that backwords writing all over the place? Were the pictures taken in a mirror or does someone need to go back to 1st grade?
where this place is ??
amazing!
I always wanted to visit a place like this, but JUST VISIT it and take a “few’ (thousand) pictures, not VANDALIZE it.Abandoned military bases like this one should be turned into museums, not left to the tooth of time and rusting…
Year of Soviet equipment (est) 1978-1980
Possibly land-satellite first strike information center to report all information to Moscow.
Very funny to see these old diagrams. Soviets were anticipating B-52 attack with SRAM/ALCM missiles.
backwords writing is for reading it from the other side of the glass-wall
there were special trained writers wich write backwords all the time on those glass-walls
good morning I am francais and I would like to know or this site is in which region of it Russia or better if you could give me coordinated GPS (degree of latitude and degree of longitude) I leave you my mail for contact: vanhollebeke.pieter@gmail.com
Én még mindig nem értem miért kell mindent szét szedni, összetörni, mint a barbárok.
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