Cold war hideout hi-res stock photography and images

Vietnam War bombing. Two bombs fall from a Vietnamese Air Force A-1E Skyraider over a burning Viet Cong hideout near Cantho, Stock Photo

RMCWCCBK–Vietnam War bombing. Two bombs fall from a Vietnamese Air Force A-1E Skyraider over a burning Viet Cong hideout near Cantho,

Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic Stock Photo

RM2F27612–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

A visitor at the underground complex used to direct World War II in Malta that is now open as a museum. Stock Photo

RMG28HH5–A visitor at the underground complex used to direct World War II in Malta that is now open as a museum.

RMCP4D97–Vietnam War bombing. Two bombs fall from a Vietnamese Air Force A-1E Skyraider over a burning Viet Cong hideout near Cantho,

Old abandoned dirty Soviet bunker, echo of Cold War. Stock Photo

RF2XXNR0M–Old abandoned dirty Soviet bunker, echo of Cold War.

Entrance to Baza 20, army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 Stock Photo

RF2F7EWN2–Entrance to Baza 20, army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20

Soldiers hiding firewood in Sommedieu, Meuse, France during WWI. The photo shows a scarce resource being concealed, as the men never know who will claim it. Taken on February 26, 1919 by J.M. Liles. This image bears the description number B-40231 and was issued on November 1, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2RCGA27–Soldiers hiding firewood in Sommedieu, Meuse, France during WWI. The photo shows a scarce resource being concealed, as the men never know who will claim it. Taken on February 26, 1919 by J.M. Liles. This image bears the description number B-40231 and was issued on November 1, 1918.

Metal doors in the bunker. Tecture for game locations.A seamless pattern. Stock Photo

RFW1F24C–Metal doors in the bunker. Tecture for game locations.A seamless pattern.

An ageing Fallout Shelter sign on an old building in Lower Manhattan, New York. Stock Photo

RMH424GK–An ageing Fallout Shelter sign on an old building in Lower Manhattan, New York.

Metal doors in the bunker. Tecture for gaming locations. Stock Photo

RFW1F1XG–Metal doors in the bunker. Tecture for gaming locations.

A narrow, well-lit hallway inside Tito’s Bunker in Konjic, Bosnia. Stock Photo

RF2Y66P9D–A narrow, well-lit hallway inside Tito’s Bunker in Konjic, Bosnia.

Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve. Stock Photo

RF2X24AA2–Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

RF2XG4RCA–Simple line drawing icon of a bomb shelter entrance, offering safety and security during times of conflict

RM2F27659–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

The subterranean military complex in Valletta that was used by British forces in World War II and by NATO is now open as museum. Stock Photo

RMG28HND–The subterranean military complex in Valletta that was used by British forces in World War II and by NATO is now open as museum.

Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter Stock Photo

RF2F7EWRE–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2X24AK4–Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

RM2F2764Y–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

A group of visitors at the underground complex used to direct World War II in Malta that is now open as a museum. Stock Photo

RMG28HH9–A group of visitors at the underground complex used to direct World War II in Malta that is now open as a museum.

RF2F7EWT1–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2X24BA0–Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

Bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve. Stock Photo

RF2RWCKHJ–Bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

RM2F2765C–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

Schematic map of Malta and Sicily at World War II underground military complex in Valletta that is now open as a museum. Stock Photo

RMG28HJX–Schematic map of Malta and Sicily at World War II underground military complex in Valletta that is now open as a museum.

RF2F7EWPP–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2RF5D14–Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

RM2F27617–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

The subterranean military complex in Valletta that was used by British forces in World War II and by NATO afterwards is now open Stock Photo

RMG28HK5–The subterranean military complex in Valletta that was used by British forces in World War II and by NATO afterwards is now open

RF2F7EWRH–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2RWCKM0–Bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

Large blast proof armored doors in the military bunker Stock Photo

RF2KA4D7M–Large blast proof armored doors in the military bunker

RM2F27614–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RMG28HHK–The subterranean military complex in Valletta that was used by British forces in World War II and by NATO afterwards is now open

RF2F7EWR2–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door Stock Photo

RF2RBF534–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

RM2F27656–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RMG28HNG–The subterranean military complex in Valletta that was used by British forces in World War II and by NATO is now open as museum.

RF2F7EWPT–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2K5PKRW–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

RM2F27653–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RMG28HNA–The subterranean military complex in Valletta that was used by British forces in World War II and by NATO is now open as museum.

RF2F7EWPE–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2KA4CXW–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

RM2F27657–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

The air defence room in the underground complex used during World War II that is now open as a museum in Valletta. Stock Photo

RMG28HJK–The air defence room in the underground complex used during World War II that is now open as a museum in Valletta.

RF2F7EWRK–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2KA4D4F–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

RM2F27615–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

A tourist takes pictures of a schematic map in a World War II subterranean military complex that's now open as a museum. Stock Photo

RMG28HK1–A tourist takes pictures of a schematic map in a World War II subterranean military complex that's now open as a museum.

Window detail of cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter day Stock Photo

RF2F7EWR4–Window detail of cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter day

RF2K5PJAN–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

RM2F2765B–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RMG28HH7–A visitor at the underground complex used to direct World War II in Malta that is now open as a museum.

RF2F7EWRY–Window detail of cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter day

RF2K5PK4Y–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

RM2F27658–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

A group of visitors at the air defence room in the underground complex used during World War II that is now open as a museum. Stock Photo

RMG28HJD–A group of visitors at the air defence room in the underground complex used during World War II that is now open as a museum.

RM2F27626–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7EWRR–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2K5PKNR–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

RMG28HJA–A group of visitors at the air defence room in the underground complex used during World War II that is now open as a museum.

RM2F2761K–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7EWN6–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2KA4DA8–Large blast proof armored doors in the military bunker

The underground tunnels used as command centre for British forces during World Wat II and later later by NATO in Valletta. Stock Photo

RMG28HK9–The underground tunnels used as command centre for British forces during World Wat II and later later by NATO in Valletta.

RM2F2761E–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7EWR1–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2KA4CC6–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

A site guide in British military fatigues in the underground tunnels used during World Wat II and later by NATO in Valletta. Stock Photo

RMG28HM1–A site guide in British military fatigues in the underground tunnels used during World Wat II and later by NATO in Valletta.

RM2F2761G–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7EWRN–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2K8CWH7–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

RMG28HKE–A site guide in British military fatigues in the underground tunnels used during World Wat II and later by NATO in Valletta.

RM2F27619–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7EWR9–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2K5PHJW–Bunker hosting nuclear weaponry with large blast proof armored door

Blast proof armored doors in the military bunker. Stock Photo

RF2RJX4A2–Blast proof armored doors in the military bunker.

RF2RF5CC8–Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

RMG28HKK–A site guide in British military fatigues in the underground tunnels used during World Wat II and later by NATO in Valletta.

RM2F2761C–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

Aerial view of army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a s Stock Photo

RF2F7E72Y–Aerial view of army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a s

RF2RF5DD7–Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

RMG28HKP–A site guide in British military fatigues in the underground tunnels used during World Wat II and later by NATO in Valletta.

RM2F2760X–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7EWT2–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2RF5D4D–Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

RMG28HKG–A site guide in British military fatigues in the underground tunnels used during World Wat II and later by NATO in Valletta.

RM2F2761A–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7E712–Aerial view of army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a s

RF2RF5D2B–Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

RM2F2763X–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7EWPC–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RF2RF5D3P–Entrance to bomb shelter protective construction of civil defense. Large armored blast proof doors with valve.

RM2F2761H–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7EWT4–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RM2F2761M–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7EWPM–Old army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a sunny winter

RM2F27611–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

RF2F7E70D–Aerial view of army barracks or cottages hiding in the depths of forest at Kocevje or Kocevski rog. Partisan hideout in Slovenia called Baza 20 on a s

RM2F2760Y–Drakelow Tunnels, a former WWII underground Shadow Factory used by the Rover vehicle manufacturer to make military plane engine components for the Bristol Hercules and Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines. Construction of the tunnels started in 1941 by blasting the tunnels out of sandstone. At its height, 700 people worked at the site during World War II. After the war, the site was reused as a nuclear bunker and became a Regional Government Headquarters (RGHQ 9.2) that would have managed the local region incase of nuclear attack during the Cold War. The site was sold off and declassified in 1993. Pic

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