25 pictures of abandoned military installations and their stories
Christopher Michel // Wikimedia Commons
25 pictures of abandoned military installations and their stories
Matt Biddulph // Flickr
Teufelsberg Listening Station: Berlin
SERGEI SUPINSKY/AFP // Getty Images
Balaklava Submarine Base: Balaklava, Crimea
Russss // Wikimedia Commons
Maunsell Sea Forts: Kent, England
PP Pilch // Wikimedia Commons
Wünsdorf Soviet Camp: Hauptallee Zossen, Germany
Adam Jones // Wikimedia Commons
Wolf’s Lair: Kętrzyn, Poland
Jean-Pierre Dalbéra // Flickr
Saint Nazaire Submarine Base: Saint Nazaire, France
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The Maginot Line: Northeastern France
Treb // Wikimedia Commons
Željava Underground Air Base: Željava, Croatia
Presidio of Monterrey // Flickr
Fort Ord: Monterey Bay Coast, California
Doris Antony // Wikimedia Commons
Beelitz-Heilstätten: Beelitz, Germany
Christopher Michel // Wikimedia Commons
The Devil’s Slide Bunker: Coast of San Mateo County, California
ucb // Flickr
Fuchu Abandoned US Air Force Base: Tokyo, Japan
ccfarmer // Wikimedia Commons
Imari Kawanami Shipyard: Kyushu, Japan
Forsaken Fotos // Flickr
Ellis Island Hospital: New York
gao.gov // Flickr
Eastern Island Midway Atoll: Hawaii
Scott // Flickr
Flak Towers: Vienna, Austria
Prissantenbar // Wikimedia Commons
Swiss Military Bunkers: Throughout Switzerland
Darren Flinders // Flickr
RAF Stenigot: Lincolnshire, England
JIJI PRESS?AFP // Getty Images
Hashima Island (aka Battleship Island): Nagasaki, Japan
Smallbones // Wikimedia Commons
Cape May Bunker: Cape May County, New Jersey
Preservation Maryland // Flickr
Fort Carroll: Edgemere, Maryland
jitze // Wikimedia Commons
Mothball Fleet: Suisun Bay, California
SERGEI SUPINSKY/AFP // Getty Images
Duga Woodpecker Radar Site: Chernobyl, Ukraine
Ricardo Arduengo/AFP // Getty Images
Vieques Island Bunkers: Puerto Rico
Jon Soucy // Wikimedia Commons
