Basements and Bunkers - Abandoned Air Force NCO School and Barracks (Part 4)

The basement of the water works was the first one we entered, so it makes sense to put the "bunkers-post" right here.
All buildings we entered had sheltered basements and most of them also bunkers. Two of the barrack buildings even have nuclear shelters, and also the officer's and petty officer's club had shelters.
All the bunkers still had a lot of equipment in them. Beds, toilets, metal drums, seats...
We also found rooms for various purposes in the basements, even a photo laboratory! The heating systems and distributors were still fully intact, so they made for some nice pictures, too.
Only one bunker was under water, so we were able to walk through a bunch of them...

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The Water Works - Abandoned Air Force NCO School and Barracks (Part 3)

As I mentioned in my last post about this location, the first building we entered was not only one of the transformer stations, but also the facility's water works.
In spite of the ten years of "vacancy", there has not been much vandalism.
There were even some reagents left that were once used for testing the quality of the fresh water.

Please excuse the rather one-sided choice of images - but I do have a thing for valves :) Enjoy!

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