Fascinating independent POV thank you very, very much for chiming in.
Leaving in a hurry seems to correlate with events towards the end of the documentary. As if they didn't want a single bit of attention. I'm amazed no one has broken through that concrete though. Wonder if there is a way to attack it chemically so it's silent... You may find a bunker towards the end of the piece to be of great interest, I'm curious as to if you knew of this part or not.
Is the concrete poured part close to the main tower? An engineer once told me what you see above ground is at least 1/3rd more underneath, so that tower must surely go a few floors underground as it is...
There is a large communications satellite right in the middle of town. About 5 miles away is the bunker. Going in through the back you see several underground entrances that appeared to at one time have airlocked bay doors. Those doors had huge "bolts" (don't know the tech term) in the sides that would extend outwards into the sides of the tunnel. You can tell that's how they were constructed because there was a bay door that was scrapped behind the complex. It reminded me of a fallout door.
The concrete was poured over those doors I believe. And no, it's solid, thick and unmovable. You wouldnt have time to chemically alter it bc of the patrols. One guard in a white, unmarked windowless transit van type vehicle, circling around 24/7.
The horses used to get spooked too. We had to leave them to graze up on a hill overlooking the camp.
My friends and I were just being stupid teens, but the whole place had a very scary vibe. You can tell something bad happened (happens) there.
Montauk is a hub for ET activity as well. I never believed in UFO's, etc. Until I actually got to witness one come over the horizon on the beach, hover above us, then pewwwwww, disappear at light speed away from us. The entire beach seemed to rumble.
We were at a bonfire, and there were hundreds on the beach at that time. People were freaking out...screaming and running to their cars. Us locals were used to it. We commenced our teenage drunken bonfire, lol.
The town is mum on the camp. Yet you can find all these little souvenir and book shops that have all the Montauk Chronicle books.
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LolturdFerguson ago
At Camp Hero in Montauk, there are still security guards patrolling the compound, even though it was abandoned in the 70's.
3ft thick concrete was poured into the underground access of the compound and evacuated suddenly.
We uses to sneak in there when we were teenagers. Take our trail horses on the back side and crawl through the fence.
The entire barrack was left just as it was in the 70's. Still dishes in the sink, curtains on the walls, etc.
They left in a hurry, and still don't want anyone to know what was underground.
Speculation include Nazi tech, aliens, underground complex, etc.
CROM_God_of_Shitkind ago
Fascinating independent POV thank you very, very much for chiming in. Leaving in a hurry seems to correlate with events towards the end of the documentary. As if they didn't want a single bit of attention. I'm amazed no one has broken through that concrete though. Wonder if there is a way to attack it chemically so it's silent... You may find a bunker towards the end of the piece to be of great interest, I'm curious as to if you knew of this part or not.
Is the concrete poured part close to the main tower? An engineer once told me what you see above ground is at least 1/3rd more underneath, so that tower must surely go a few floors underground as it is...
LolturdFerguson ago
There is a large communications satellite right in the middle of town. About 5 miles away is the bunker. Going in through the back you see several underground entrances that appeared to at one time have airlocked bay doors. Those doors had huge "bolts" (don't know the tech term) in the sides that would extend outwards into the sides of the tunnel. You can tell that's how they were constructed because there was a bay door that was scrapped behind the complex. It reminded me of a fallout door.
The concrete was poured over those doors I believe. And no, it's solid, thick and unmovable. You wouldnt have time to chemically alter it bc of the patrols. One guard in a white, unmarked windowless transit van type vehicle, circling around 24/7.
The horses used to get spooked too. We had to leave them to graze up on a hill overlooking the camp.
My friends and I were just being stupid teens, but the whole place had a very scary vibe. You can tell something bad happened (happens) there.
Montauk is a hub for ET activity as well. I never believed in UFO's, etc. Until I actually got to witness one come over the horizon on the beach, hover above us, then pewwwwww, disappear at light speed away from us. The entire beach seemed to rumble.
We were at a bonfire, and there were hundreds on the beach at that time. People were freaking out...screaming and running to their cars. Us locals were used to it. We commenced our teenage drunken bonfire, lol.
The town is mum on the camp. Yet you can find all these little souvenir and book shops that have all the Montauk Chronicle books.