We already know that forests of the Moscow region hide many interesting things such as Soviet abandoned military equipment. Today we are somewhere in a Moscow forest again and not for mushrooms, of course. We are here to find some large green trucks MAZ and KrAZ impressing with their dimensions, power and pretty good condition.
The territory is surrounded by a shabby old fence from barbed wire.
Soon we notice missiles of the S-330 system.
When a missile is launched such a tube remains unneeded.
Fuel tanks…
… and the first truck. It’s a spealized system support vehicle on the basis of MAZ-543 “Uragan” with a modified front part. Looks hellish!
Meanwhile we are moving forward passing the empty bunker.
The KRAZ stands lonely.
Various modifications of MAZ vehicles.
The door of this hospitable truck is open…
So we can get inside.
“Water tank”, “Library”.
“Vacuum cleaner and shoes”, “Boot dryer”, “Clothes dryer”.
“Weapons”.
Looks like a railway car.
Rather cosy.
Something like this is in every truck.
The hangars nearby are all empty.
The first snow crawls down from the roof like sausages.
MAZ-7410 with two cabins.
And the last is one more modified “Uragan”. But it’s getting dark and we have to leave.
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How many millions or rubles wasted on junk wasting away in the forest?
I’d be interested to know how the crew lived. Were the quarters just for officers? How long did they deploy? Impressive hardware.
Did they find anything left in the weapon compartment of the MAZ launcher? I always wondered if in the abandoned military bases and vehicules we see on english russia there were any weapons left.
Anybody knows?
Thanks from Canada!
Heard someone found a couple 10kt warheads and a full on radar at this place
All i can see is money to be made in Russia do they buy scrap steel.In Austrailia scrap steel allot of money.
Now THAT’S what I’m talkin ’bout! GOTTA have one of those MAZ or KRAZ or whatever! THOSE things would make some FANTASTIC RVs!
I don’t believe that any weapon was left behind, only empty containers and broken down vehicles.
It’s sad to see that much obsolete junk almost everywhere; no wonder the CCCP went bankrupt