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Wow man, those are fascinating! S and F!
It really does make you wonder though, how many installations like this are still up and running, either in Russia, or the USA or UK...
Amazing photos you've dug up there, seriously reminding me of playing Half Life 2 Episode 2... 
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Not to take away from his good work , but why do urban ex'ers always take photos of the air filtration system.
These boys have a fetish for that stuff I swear 
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Wow, thanks for posting these.
I love seeing these secret and derelict places, I don't know what it is about it, perhaps a mixture of appreciation for ingenuity, wonder at what
must exist now, and happiness that such places have never really been used for purpose.
It's remarkable how much we waste, after so much effort and time has gone into these places. They should be opened up and renovated, sold out to
private buyers, or otherwise utilised in some way.
I'd buy a bunker! 
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Originally posted by Scotlandshope
Not to take away from his good work , but why do urban ex'ers always take photos of the air filtration system.
These boys have a fetish for that stuff I swear
I think it's a general boys thing, we love mechanics and one of the largest aspects of these places is the air filtration, power and water...
I love it, and I'm not much of a manly man
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reply to post by ExD
Thank you so much for posting. It's amazing how quickly those sites have deteriorated. Hard to believe only 20 years ago those sites were armed to
the teeth and poised to unleash their arsenal against the West.
Their British equivalents have shared the same fate. The British ROTOR command centres were abandoned in the early 1990's. One or two have been
converted into museums but the rest just lie abandoned. We visited a ROTOR station a few years ago, at Troywood, Anstruther on the Scottish east
coast, it's now a museum. You'd honestly drive right past it were it not for the roadsigns pointing to "Secret Bunker". All that's uptop is a
farmhouse ... enter that, go down a flight of stairs and your in a vast underground complex. Quite amazing. Some of the others, though, are in as poor
a condition as these former Soviet ones ... so be careful if you're doing some urbex.
Here's a link to a website with most of the British WW3 facilities.
Sub Brit
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reply to post by Ulala
Thanks for the heads up on that place dude
I'm in the UK, and I'll definitely check that place out!!
I love that sort of strange desolate place from another time... Chernobyl is the biggie, gotta visit there before my time's up! 
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Haha I love it aswell don't get me wrong.
28dayslater is a handy site for referencing that sort of thing.
To ulala , you should check out the bunker in Dundee its right in the middle of a housing estate , I'm sure its up on subrittania have a looksie
aboot 
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