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    Approaching the Abandoned Soviet Radar

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    Posted on February 29, 2012 by kulichik

    The beauty of every place lost in time is revealed in a certain season. The place we’ll be visiting today looks the best in the middle of autumn as the construction seems even more magnificent in rainy weather.




    The road that leads to the point of destination looks nice, yellow and beautiful.

    Different creatures can be met on the way.

    Somebody must have been caught while examining the place.

    The shooting area.

    The constructions show that we have almost reached the place and have to be more careful now.

    You are looking at the silhouette of the object that is to be examined.

    The sign states that the border must not be crossed.

    To look at the object one needs to go behind the fence.

    Dunay-3M is part of the upgraded A-35M ABM (anti-ballistic missile) system.

    The building is intended for employees.

    The last ‘door’ separates us from the desired object.

    Numerous bunkers are located on the territory.

    Soldiers’ voices are heard close.

    The graves were dug out by soldiers who tried to threaten diggers and photographers who like visiting the places.

    Working antennas.

    The entrance to the computer center.

    The beautiful autumn is left behind the window, and the place is abandoned inside.

    There are elevators in the building.

    Stairs are also available.

    The place is inhabited.

    It is easy to lose one’s way in the endless rooms and corridors.

    ‘Officer building is the heart in the organism of the Army, Army is an eternal sentinel that never leaves its post’.

    They used to control the launch of missiles from here.

    Radar map.

    Alarm.

    Some unknown devices.

    The safety system is well-developed.

    Electrical supply of the center.

    Small satellites.

    The system is not working any longer.

    A big hall is present on every floor. A technical floor is located under it.

    The hermetic doors lead to the rooms with special equipment.

    The special equipment is not here any longer, and only the chair remains.

    ‘In case of fire break the glass, push the button, hold it for 3-5 sec and wait for firemen’

    ‘Hold the button at least for 2 sec. When the whistle is stopped  your signal is obtained by firemen ‘

    Technical floors.

    There is enough light on the first floor.

    Secret documents were left here.

    Executor

    The room was used for studying.

    Can it be hydraulic equipment?

    The place used to be occupied by sets containing colling agents for the antenna.

    The transformers are still working.

    The scheme of the entire complex.

    The corridor leads to the antenna itself.

    Strange and scary noises can be heard everywhere.

    The employees used the elevator to move along the antenna.

    The headquarters.

    The place looks beautiful.

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    13 Responses to “Approaching the Abandoned Soviet Radar”

    1. Joseph says:
      February 29, 2012 at 7:38 am

      The area didn´t seem to be totally abandoned?

      Reply
    2. petrohof says:
      February 29, 2012 at 9:38 am

      so if i understand this, it is abandoned, still has power, is guarded, but cannot work?

      Reply
    3. Noose says:
      February 29, 2012 at 9:49 am

      How about:

      -how far we self hating-american-wannabee-Russian brats can go, selling out our country for a possible Green card ticket to the western Titanic?

      Yes the place looks beautiful but you orange guys are a disgrace…

      Reply
    4. boombasstic says:
      February 29, 2012 at 11:01 am

      wonderful abandonned complex, and great pictures. i wish id visit it. thanks for sharing

      Reply
    5. Tutan says:
      February 29, 2012 at 2:01 pm

      DELHI?KABUL?TEHERAN?Nice targets!!!!

      Reply
      • erv says:
        March 12, 2012 at 5:46 pm

        I don’t think those are targets. To my understanding it is the thing that once was able to detect virtually any missile launch within many thousands of kilometers in the direction it is “looking at”. Something similar was demolished in Latvia some years after it got its independence.

        Reply
    6. al says:
      February 29, 2012 at 4:21 pm

      Gorgeous. Once again, you guys outdid yourself–the pictures are beautiful, the photo cutlines are amusing in their mangled English.

      It’s also great to see abandoned military sites like this one–to actually be inside the sites I was tasked to monitor in USAF intell. Keep up the great work. (And more Femen!)

      Reply
    7. (r)evolutionist says:
      February 29, 2012 at 6:11 pm

      The countryside is so nice, why go further?

      Reply
    8. alessio215 says:
      March 1, 2012 at 4:22 am

      beautiful inside pictures of a facility from the glorious “space age” days.
      Thanks for sharing this beautiful vintage machinary .
      It makes me sad that they are totally abandoned to dacay

      Reply
      • ptc says:
        March 1, 2012 at 1:21 pm

        It is abandoned, but Russia or other ex-soviet does not have enough money to properly scrap it. Technology was obsolete 20 years ago and only precious metals like aluminium and steel are left. Leaving it as is is cheap. These lights on the top must be on, to prevent planes to crash to antenna.

        Reply
    9. bobs says:
      March 1, 2012 at 4:20 pm

      very cool!

      Reply
    10. kiwilaka says:
      March 5, 2012 at 7:47 am

      Thanks for sharing. I’m always interested in the old glory of the USSR. I played all the s.t.a.l.k.e.r games. The photo’s show the same atmosphere.

      Reply
    11. todd says:
      March 5, 2012 at 2:36 pm

      Dont you guys get the creeps walking around a building like this.

      Reply

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