12 Most Unexpected Abandoned Military Objects

[@kenthansen3278]

In 1966 I was in the US Navy. We went to Subic Bay in the philippines. There is "Grandie Island" on the bay, where the Navy had a recreational area, swimming, drinking and exploring. There were two "Disappearing Gun" installations. They were 10 or 12 inch calibre. The support arms had been severed by explosive and the breach blocks removed as Macarthur retreated to Corregidor.

[@davidponseigo8811]

I'm from Louisiana and I can tell you that Ft. Pike is crawling with snakes !

[@benwilson6145]

Edinburgh is pronounced Edinboro. The path to Cramond Island is on top of a sewage pipe outfall

[@KitCatForever777]

Cheyenne Mountain is still in use. It is not abandoned.

[@patriciahill6839]

Spadeadam is pronounced spade adam

[@typhoon2827]

Not to mention Mosk Oh!

[@Tracks85]

Government overreach, wow 😅😅

[@groskreutzzdsinn17]

Military should catch a giant fine for littering

[@rustynail7609]

Who will collect it?

[@Patrick-kq9fy]

The government should fine "the military" for abandoning a facility that the government paid to have built but that the government did not want to pay to have dismantled?

[@brendanukveteran2360]

Wolfs liar - briefcase FFS...who the hell takes a suitcase to a meeting with Hitler...unless it's Trump in the after life returning borrowed books?