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Warnings

Warnings

The sign on this door (in German) warned of the ammunition being stored beyond, and not to light matches, smoke, etc. It also described the weight limits to which the area could be stocked to.
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such a tiny little room to store something that makes a big BOOM!
Joe
Fri 02-27-2009
Gosh, even smaller than the last room! This is like Willy Wonka's chocolate factory.
Lynne
Fri 02-27-2009
i like these round thresholds
IM HERE TO SAY
Sun 03-01-2009
yet another reason to stop smoking!
Canada
Mon 03-02-2009
These kinds of warnings really bring these places to life.
Call Me Rachael
Mon 03-16-2009
Yea those signs are the only authority so you gatta do what they say hence "no trepassing"
brian f.
Wed 03-18-2009
Rofl, another waste of space.. but i still love ur photos and pls tell how u find these damn places
\trevs
Mon 03-23-2009
You didnt go into tthe ammo room??? r u serious cat?
\trevs
Mon 03-23-2009
Hey motts, I was watching this thing on chernobyl and Theres a town near it thats infected. Theres lots of land there, and everything was left behind. You should totally check it out. But umm... you might wanna get a gas mask or something, just for caution. And a gun
Trevor
Thu 05-14-2009
I thought a bomb shelter was supposed to PROTECT people from bombs, not put them closer to them!
John
Mon 05-18-2009
On Fort Campbell in kentucky we used to go into the underground weapons storage area..now all closed but very interesting and without a flashlight we couldnt see our hand n front of our faces..and always freezing down there
ati64
Sat 02-18-2012

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