ABANDONED Scottish 1960 Nuclear Bunker - ROC Master Post

In this adventure we explore and document the forgotten history of Aylth Cold War ROC nuclear observation bunker, this was a Master Post constructed in 1960 then closed down in 1991.

[@buzzabuzza3494]

Great example I’m glad it’s not been vandalised thx for the explore.👏👏

[@steph7960]

Guy in the backgrounds like...can we hurry the fuk up? My balls are freezing? 😅😂 love ur posts tho.ur passions infectious. Much appreciated.

[@met54]

Yeah I noticed that. It was like 'Here it is pal, any longer than five minutes here and i'm offski'....

[@tabbiesRred]

Good to see you and the channel dj out and about, thanks for telling us about the papers with the different shapes of planes on them, you know a lot of history + make it interesting - cheers

[@paulwilliams8725]

Great information 👍

[@Travelling-Tim]

Is this the one by St Mary's Loch, Selkirk, I think I visited it a few months ago, another one is just up the road I passed, but didn't stop👌cheers for sharing

[@Travelling-Tim]

Sorry just read in the bio where it is 👍

[@met54]

I wonder what system of communication they intended to use from some of these small bunkers to keep in contact with a central control? Surely the EMP in the lower atmosphere from a nuclear blast would wipe out standard radio communication systems. From what I read some years ago even ground based cables would be affected if not shielded by some sort of Faraday cage. Maybe someone with the knowledge could explain?

[@BKR]

Telegraph/ Telephone cables underground were primary communication, but yes most likely all communication would of been tough after a blast.

[@jamesmonoghan1281]

Another great video from Scotland's birthplace. 😉

[@skootm188]

Another braw video bud. Walked past there loads times wi the dug and never knew. I ken who the fermer is if you wanted to find oot if you can see inside