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10.) Fort Ord, USA<span class="text-annotation-footnote-wrapper"></span></h2>
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Fort Ord, 
California has some really cool stuff like this abandoned Olympic size 
swimming pool. Also rows and rows of abandoned barracks and larger 
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The 
coolest thing about this place, and what makes it so impressive, is that
 it is an example of beautiful decay....placed in the middle of the 
natural beauty of the California central coast, off of HWY 1. It is such
 a weird place and yet somehow it works so nicely where it is. I hope 
they never tear it down.<br />
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9.) Duga-3, Ukraine<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;">
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Nicknamed 
the Russian Woodpecker, this massive antenna was part of the Soviet's 
extremely powerful over-the-horizon radar (OTH) system. It also happened
 to generate a sound that could be heard on the shortwave radio bands 
worldwide between July 1976 and December 1989. The repetitive tapping 
noise at 10 Hz gave it the Woodpecker name, but NATO referred to it as 
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Since it's located next to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, it's also radioactive since 1986.<br />
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Here's a view from the top of the Duga-3. <br />
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8.) Hethel Air Base, England</h2>
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While 
Hethel was just one of the RAF's many air bases, it also happens to be 
the place where Lotuses are born. The world's best handling cars are 
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When it comes to repurposed air bases, Silverstone, Sebring or the Dunsfold Aerodrome are not bad either.<br />
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7.) Saint Nazaire Submarine Base, France</h2>
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survived. My grandmother had to emigrate several kilometers inside the 
land, ad could only get back long after the war was over.</span></span></h2>
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6.) Johnston Atoll, USA</h2>
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The 
Johnston Atoll might belong to the United States Fish and Wildlife 
Service today, but before that, it was the Army's playground for 70 
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It was 
covered in radioactive debris for a while thanks to test launch failures
 in 1962, and this is where they stored all the Agent Orange and mustard
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It's a nicer place today.</div>
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5.) Flak Towers, Austria and Germany</h2>
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The Nazis built eight of these massive above-ground, anti-aircraft gun blockhouse towers in Hamburg, Berlin and Vienna.<span class="text-annotation-footnote-wrapper"></span></div>
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Good luck trying to demolish these babies. Repurposing them is rather difficult.</div>
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4.) Greenbrier Bunker, USA<span class="text-annotation-footnote-wrapper"></span></h2>
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It was 
originally called project Green Island and was designed as a full scale 
bunker complex located under the luxury hotel the Greenbrier.</div>
The bunker
 was a secret and remained full serviced and operational from 1959-1992 
when a Washington Post reporter exposed it. The bunker was large enough 
to hold all of Congress, both houses and staff for over a year or more.<br />
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3.) The Maginot Line, France</h2>
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The French 
remembered the First World War, so before the Second started, they build
 a line of fortified bunkers along the Belgian and German border.<span class="text-annotation-footnote-wrapper"></span></div>
If your boots hit some concrete or steel in the middle of a French field, you found one of them.<br />
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2.) Zeljava Underground Airbase, Croatia</h2>
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Started in 
1948 and finished twenty years later, this underground base was one of 
the largest and most expensive military construction projects in Europe.
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Problem is,
 thanks to the Yugoslav Wars in the early nineties, the area is still 
full of mines and bombs , so you can't really go there to be amazed.<br />
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1.) Maunsell Sea Forts, North Sea</h2>
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Build during the Second World War at the Thames and Mersey estuaries 
during the Second World War to help defend the United Kingdom from the 
Nazi submarines, this remains the best abandoned military base in the 
universe.<br />
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The Ten Most Impressive Abandoned Military Bases In The World

10.) Fort Ord, USA Fort Ord, California has some really cool stuff like this abandoned Olympic size swimming pool. Also rows and row...