Attu Island Ruins

[@realms89]

The Japanese & Americans fought against each other on this island during WW2 it was called "the battle of attu" I think allot of what were seeing here is the remnants of that.

[@hekatoncheiros208]

Right. The Aleutians were quite a busy place then.

[@Nick0wnsz]

I am enjoying your work. Do you know any other channels or places that do this. This community should be able to connect and grow

[@CHANNELSOFTHEPAST]

Thank you! I have come across a few, but nobody who has recently been active in the alternative past studies and who shares their work frequently. I post photo sets on the Instagram page. There’s a link in the bio and on the channel header. There has to be a number of folks that are doing this. I did come across a Russian page that was active a few years ago.

[@brianmac8260]

Astonishing. Are they the seeds of cities or the remains of cities? I don't think people had anything to do with this.

[@douglashartman729]

Went and looked at Google Earth at this place. WTF happened here? You can tell there were thousands of homes and city centers, everything, and it's all gone but the foundations. This was amazing TY!

[@CHANNELSOFTHEPAST]

Thank you! The Aleutian and Russian Islands stretching down towards Japan are covered in old ruins like these.

[@grabbenkenny8352]

Hello! Please go check the other Aleutian Island called Amchitka Island and then direct yourself to the north-western most part and then reply with what you might think that anomaly might be!

[@CHANNELSOFTHEPAST]

I've checked that out many times. I'm not sure exactly what it is. It appears to be a very huge staging area of some kind. I can't tell if I'm looking at the top of an underground facility, or just a surface construction. There are various imprints of past structures all around that area, and they look very old.