These Deserted Submarines And Bases Will Give You Goosebumps Like Nothing Else

Published on 06/13/2019
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The Russian Woodpecker

Though it is more common for military bases to be built underground, one giant antenna nicknamed the “Russian Woodpecker”, was built up 50 stories high and is positioned in the wilderness of Russia. Before the military site became abandoned, it was a part of the Soviet’s powerful radar system which was used during the Cold War. Though it is not an active military unit anymore, it still remains a landmark for tourists.

The Russian Woodpecker

The Russian Woodpecker

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Cape May Bunker, New Jersey

The Cape May Bunker, which was built on the sand off the coast of Cape May in New Jersey, served as a gun placement to protect America’s East Coast. It was originally constructed at the beginning of World War II when U.S. military leaders thought that war could cross into American shores, but the site is no longer active. The bunker is now part of a New Jersey state park.

Cape May Bunker

Cape May Bunker, New Jersey

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