Gathering List of underground facilities in US, page 4
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reply posted on 23-8-2005 @ 03:00 AM by Withdrawn_Depression
Sorry ment to put the image. Kinda new to this.





reply posted on 23-8-2005 @ 06:47 PM by Isostran
There is also a place I worked at from 1996-2000 on Kwajalein in the Marshal Islands that holds alot of Top Secret resources including Tsunami bombs ( Used to create up to 30 foot waves and cant be detected as anything other than a volcanic earthquake, they work as multiple explosions creating a Tsunami effect) and supposedly a freeze ray not official name (Said to create a tremendous vacuum that removes atomosphere and causes the area in effect to freeze. In 1994 reports of a huge chunk of ice floating in the Pacific by several cargo freighters leaves Enviromentalists skeptical, thus calling it man made.) and Thermobaric weapons (A thermobaric weapons consists of a container of a volatile liquid, in some designs including a finely powdered explosive component as a slurry, and (typically) two separate explosive charges. After the munition is dropped or fired, the first explosive charge (or some other dispersal mechanism) bursts open the container at a predetermined height and disperses the fuel in a cloud that mixes with atmospheric oxygen. Once the fuel is appropriately mixed, the second charge detonates, propagating an explosion (blast wave) through the cloud.) Along with other weapons testing. I learned about the first Hydrogen bomb detonation which was bigger than they expected and ended up radiating several Polynesian Islands and having to relocate these people because of severe radioactive fallout on the islands so severe that nothing will grow there for another 100 years. That was back in 59.
Here is a pic of the facility





reply posted on 11-1-2006 @ 03:30 AM by davenman
I know that Edwards AFB was mentioned, but it wasn't stated that the old Rocket Test Site has a labarynth of underground tunnels in the mountain. I grew up within sight of it in Boron and remember the days when they tested all of the rocket engines to see what kind of stability and thrust they produced. It was very loud when they did and fire shot out of the side of the mountain...very cool!

My grandfather worked there at the time. I remember asking what he did there and I never got an answer from him. He wasn't a rocket scientist or anything that advanced.

Today, the mountain is still in use, but I have no idea what they do there now. I don't think they test many rocket engines anymore.

When the issue of the dirt that comes out of these tunnels is brought up, you have to wonder where it could be taken to. If there is tunneling between Edwards and Nevada, then a probable place to put the removed dirt would be the U.S. Borax mine just outside of Boron. A mining operation would be a great cover for millions of tons of earth being piled up somewhere. It wouldn't be hard to work some things out with mine company corporate execs for a separate operation on or near the mining site that our government could operate. There would be plenty of free trailings brought out that the mine might have use for.

I have no reason to believe that there are tunnels between Edwards and Nevada, but I wouldn't doubt it much either. I still live in the desert and don't see signs of it. Of course, I'm not sure what kind of signs to look for.


reply posted on 2-8-2007 @ 11:54 AM by johnlear
Originally posted by Researcher




I work at 3 of the sites mentioned here ( travel intensive job ). And I work at the Nevada Test Site, where I frequently work in tunnels.


Thank you for your post Researcher but if you actually worked where you said you did you would not be posting here for a number of reasons. I would respectfully suggest that you are not telling the truth. However if you are telling the truth what company do you work for and what is the level of your current clearance? Also, do you drive to work or take the bus?

All the dirt that comes out of the tunnel has to go somewhere. Frequently it is used to make artificial terraces around the tunnel. This soil is a different color and composition than the pre-tunneling operation surface.


This statement does not hold true for any secret underground facility. The statement 'it has to go somewhere' appeals to the uninformed.

Mining equipment is vast, ungainly and requires constant attention from trained specialists.


"Vast and ungainly" does not describe current tunneling equipment used the the government.

These specialists are highly paid union members ( a miner I know at NTS makes $98 an hour! An HVAC guy I know there makes $30/hr. But he just got hired ).


Of course you are kidding? Union members working on secret underground facilities? Maybe NTS but nothing else.

If there are underground bases at these locations, there are miners unions, operators unions, highly paid union miners, and vast ugly pieces of hard rock mining gear that can't possibly be confused for anything else.


This is not a true statement. This statement may appeal to the uninformed.

I don't see these things at the sites I work at.


And if you did you would not be posting on ATS. At least not for very long.

Thanks anyway for the post. It was interesting.


reply posted on 10-8-2007 @ 12:23 AM by Ancrom
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reply posted on 21-10-2007 @ 10:07 PM by Luther Blissett
Originally posted by Midnight Watchman
Delaware has abondoned bunkers buried under sand dunes along the shoreline:

From the history of the Cape Henlopen State Park:
With the onset of World War II, the U.S. Army established a military base at Cape Henlopen in 1941. Bunkers and gun emplacements were camouflaged among the dunes, and concrete observation towers were built along the coast to spot enemy ships. In 1964, the Department of Defense declared 543 acres of the Cape lands as surplus property. The State of Delaware accepted the property and established Cape Henlopen State Park.


You can now take tours of some of the "underdune" bunkers at the park, but there's many more still scattered around the park if you hike off-trail.


This is one of my favorite beaches - very unique landscape to the east coast, with the tall bluffs and the coves, etc. They are manmade - to cover the bunkers. I doubt that they are connected to any sort of network - although I could be wrong. There are some sections of the park that are still permanently closed off. I highly recommend a visit though.
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