military

hms ganges is a training establishment in suffolk for the royal navy, opened from 1905-1976 it's now abandoned. very cool URBEX with couple friends :cool::cool: two sites in particular were the silo and swimming pool and that's about the only interesting thing we done. slightly explored the...

I've been exploring for a few months now and this is my first report so all feedback is greatly appreciated. This building caught our eye on the way to another location, so we thought we would take a look. We were at first slightly puzzled as to what this building could've been used for, due to...

Visited this site over the weekend, access to the site is very easy no security. Not a bad visit and think I got some decent shots on this one. The site is very overgrown and unstable so if anyone visits I would advise to probably avoid the top floor as there are chunks missing out of it. There...

First time visit to this sprawling base. I have read quite a bit about what was there previously and thought I should see for myself, some guidance from a friend who has been here a few times now, There are a large number of buildings all in serious states of mindless vandalism, with holes...

First report in a couple years, still been getting out and about but just been very busy with other life admin for reports, got a day at home on the sick twiddling my thumbs so thought i would write summit up about our trip to red sands last year. Did the trip with bigjobs, paradox, riddlers...

This one blew my mind as I knew nothing about it, desire going past it hundreds of times and for 8 years living 5 minutes down the road from it!!!! In my car with a friend she asked have you been to the abandoned RAF sheds in Sywell thought she meant The Aerodrome!!! It is so well hidden, I...

I think my original post was one that didn't make it due to the technical glitch...so I shall repost. I decided to go to the Acoustic Sound Mirrors at Denge yesterday as I wanted to get some good photos. I didn't fancy doing this alone so took my wife with me (Please note: she wasn't impressed)...

First visit and upload to this website. Decided to go to a fort that hasn't had many posts about it. We managed to look around the outside of the fort, finding many old buildings and rooms of such. However, we did manage to see a corner of the fort that seemed to look unusual, so decided to...

Rhydymwyn Valley Military Site (Near Mold) After viewing an article online about military tunnels near Mold we decided to take a trip out on a random Sunday. The website is unclear about being open to the piblic however after further research it becomes apparent you can join the society and...

My first report! Had been eyeing this place up for a wee while and finally got the chance to check it out. Somewhat a smaller report, we couldn't stay as long as we wanted as my phone was dying and I needed Maps to get home :( Definitely going to head back up, though. Loads of buildings still to...

Well here I am, crawling out from under the rock I have resided for the past however long. What started off as a 'Man, I need a new profile picture for Facebook' turned into a nostalgia filled mini explore that made me feel like writing a report. It's funny, I grew up next to the hangars in...

Disclaimer: Some of the images displayed in my album contain anti semitic graffiti. I'm not promoting anti semitism here but am only showcasing what's inside this bunker. Today's post is about the exploration of a World War II bunker, that has been abandoned since approximately 1955, when...

My first real Urban Exploration was done on that airfield. This is where it all began for me and it wasn't even that long ago! The airfield opened in 1936, initially for the usage for civilian air traffic such as sport flying (if that's a word). Not only that but the area was also used for...

A few photos from a recent visit to the POW Camp in Hatfield Heath Essex. Great location and not to hard to get to.

Greenham common RAF was used between 1941-1992. It has Cold War bunkers and was also recently used in the filming of the Star Wars film the force awakens. Stored inside some of the tunnels were Thomas the Tank Engine and friends among old army crates which used to contain MK16 Spitfire engines...

History The site was first used during the First World War, when Lord Mandeville (who owned the site) agreed to its use to house German prisoners of war. During the early years of the Second World War, the site was used to house children evacuated from London. In 1942, the United States Army Air...

I went to this camp for a photography shoot for my A-levels. Its located near a farm, so there is activity around the camp, but while I was there there want anyone that seemed to care that a group of people were there. There are around 12 large rooms, including a big 2 story brick tower, Its fun...

What is this? This is Military land and so not really a good idea to explore. Driving along the road you can see an open playing field with a fenced off pavilion at one end. On the road side in the hedge is small brick tower. It looks almost like a domestic coal storage bunker or roadside salt...

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