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That was incredible. However i don't really understand the path you followed. I had a quick look on google maps and the distance from Baikonur is less than 30km. I assume it's not viable to start from Baikonur? It would be nice if you explained the path you took.

Pretty cool footage

Never knew these existed

The Bering Theater was where I saw JAWS in 1975. Everyone jumped up in their seats when it was Ben Gardner time. Swam in that pool hundreds of times. Great childhood memories

My dad CTTCS worked there from December 1973 until he retired in July 1976. NAVSECGRU

Great video!

I mean I see lights on in the back so not completely abandoned lol

Where are these?

Great video man. Wow

So cool and nostalgic

I met a traveller from an antique land, Who said-“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert. . . . Near them, on the sand, Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things, The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed; And on the pedestal, these words appear: My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings; Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair! Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.”

I was in Adak working for 2 months in 2008 was amazing tour the community sir enjoy my time being there,,I am from southwest was region 😊

Honestly one of the best videos I've watched of the place. I appreciate the silence and when needed the screen notes.

Hopefully I can turn it into a normal plane.

Just started watching your videos. My family use to take me here in the late 80s through around 2000. I have to say that Red Devil was an OK roller-coaster although out of all times I been it was only open 2 times. Back in the day the wild west shows on the train were actually fun though when they did run. It was far more fun just to go to CARROWINDS on the border of both the Carolinas. In today's society they would have to add alot more than what they ever had to make it funju I. Great video though.

I helped paint the Bering theater in spring of 71 CWO Varley and I were on top of some very shaky scaffolding scared stiff when a ensign standing flat footed on the floor said he hadn’t better see some enlisted man put his foot on wall. Mr Varley responded in his baritone “doesn’t have to be an enlisted man” the ensign quivered!

Chris, no more videos? I´m sure more people then me are missing them.

My grandfather killed himself here on my birthday no less…. :(

It's kindof depressing seeing such a engineering marvel just sit there rusting away, not even left on a museum to get commemorated for it's feats like the American space shuttle.

Was stationed there from 84-86.

I was stationed there 92-94. Beginning at about 18:20 you see the Ptarmigan Club aka P-Club. Behind the drywall where people signed their names is a wall drawn in the 1940's depicting an Aleuts Village. It's very cool. We were not allowed to display it when we discovered it because it was not politically correct. Behind the glass walls across from the bowling alley was a snack bar. The people in MWR worked hard at NSGA. THANK YOU. Thanks for posting this video. MWR had P-Club, snack bar, bowling, ceramics shop, hobby shop, auto shop, the gym for sports and movies. Many special events were held in the gym too.

The Buran (shark) ised to take off like a plane and land on its own.

Even if you bought it and saved it, it wouldnt be the same. So sad they knocked it down. Like it never existed.

Where is ghost church at exactly?

Man, back then, a big Mac cost $2.45. Now it costs $7.

What a beautiful childhood home. If I was a billionaire, I would buy the property, restore the home and return it to you. Thank you for uploading the video and sharing your beautiful childhood home story. 😍

Vandals are bums who could never pay for all the damages they have done so they should spend about 10 years at hard labor.

Been over 50yrs since I saw Sanka on the menu, even spellcheck doesn't know it is a word. Except for the NEX and commissary EVERYTHING in Alaska is more $$, still sweet prices.

I was born on this island in 1988. I would love to return one day to see it.

an odd comment I'm sure, but I'm running a TTRPG campaign where this is the setting. you have no idea how helpful having a walkthrough like this is to making a map!! thanks so much & glad you're safe!!

Amazing 👏

Let the wind & the foot sounds & pictures speak, No cinematic music, this was brilliant, excellent video, great peoples behind them. Very nice.

Awesome

Super interesting video - and channel ! !!

The poor old lady that tried to keep it going passed away. The money to keep a place like this going these days is ridicules insurance and maintenance cost it was bound to fail anyway. Sad stuff. They could not even afford a security guard to patrol after a year of shutdown.

SUCH A SHAME THEY DIDN'T RIP IT ALL DOWN & REPLACE IT WITH VEGETATION, TREES & LEAVE A NATURAL LANDSCAPE....LIKE IT WAS B4 THE MILITARY GOT THERE. BUT THEY R ALL ABOUT DESTRUCTION & NOTHING ABOUT RENEWAL OR REPAIRING. FKN PSCHOPATHS MOST OF THEM.

It's really to Bad, that after the base was closed, the population declined to a very small number, and looking at the damage, the town population most all must have turned into vandals. Not a nice place to live 😢🇨🇦

-6c is cold

Why is it not supported anymore? although it may lasted 8 years wow.... by the end of the year 2053 that steel bar will eventually be decompose itself.

I'm sorry I should have waited till the end of the video

Why don't you see if you can buy it

Where is this in Buffalo

What actually happened to this island 😢

Is there is any touristers there ???

Which month did you visited?

WHAT HAPPEN TO THIS LUXURIOUS HOTEL...

Why not enter the shuttles? You surely knew to take a rope

It must be incredibly frustrating to be a Russian scientist or Engineer. So many of them are incredibly talented but most of their efforts turn to sh1t for political reasons or lack of money. That sometimes still happens in the West of course.

Super cool!

Very sad..spent15 months there in the mid 80s.once youve been there the place will never leave you