Wow! Thanks for sharing! Everything is still there, just abandoned. 576-A3 must be the most complete first generation ICBM launcher remaining anywhere.
I think it connected the three sites but it was flooded and full of bats, there was a hardened "control center" converted into an office but the downstairs area where the equipment is was under 5ft of water
@@mattmitchell6701 damn! Isn’t that wild how a tunnel 10ft below grade can flood, yet an Atlas F silo 300 yards from the Pacific Ocean doesn’t? Residual rainwater I suppose. And that makes sense! By “three sites”, I’m assuming you mean launchers? Quite similar to the Titan I configuration, albeit the launchers above ground..
@@silopedia yeah the three launch pads above ground, not sure why the flooding works the way it does but in my experience the further inland you go, the more water that's in the sites
Wow! Thanks for sharing! Everything is still there, just abandoned. 576-A3 must be the most complete first generation ICBM launcher remaining anywhere.
Awesome video!! Thanks for sharing. It is so nice to see a site that hasn't been vandalized.
It must be on an active military base. Maybe even Cape Canaveral…tons of old stuff there and corrosion comes fast due to the salt air.
It’s the only one of the three with its tower still standing .
Wow, not seen one with parts , must be Cali
That utility tunnel is insane! Borderline Titan I length! Where did it lead to, a blockhouse?
I think it connected the three sites but it was flooded and full of bats, there was a hardened "control center" converted into an office but the downstairs area where the equipment is was under 5ft of water
@@mattmitchell6701 damn! Isn’t that wild how a tunnel 10ft below grade can flood, yet an Atlas F silo 300 yards from the Pacific Ocean doesn’t? Residual rainwater I suppose. And that makes sense! By “three sites”, I’m assuming you mean launchers? Quite similar to the Titan I configuration, albeit the launchers above ground..
@@silopedia yeah the three launch pads above ground, not sure why the flooding works the way it does but in my experience the further inland you go, the more water that's in the sites
You may want to take out specific details that identify the location, make it too easy to find and it will get vandalized and tagged in no time
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Vandals will be shot, it's on land which is still part of an active air force installation if i'm not mistaken.
@@garrygarrygarry1Vandenberg?
@@davidmurphy8190 According to google - yes. Vandenberg, which is an active base. Vandals won't get anywhere near it.
Are you there for Fote shot?
Not right now