Exploring Abandoned Air Force Ghost Town *Found Mind Control Device*

Exploring Abandoned Air Force Ghost Town Found Mind Control Device
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[@RnKAllDay]

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[@oceantiara]

haha you crack me up Rob..a piece of clothes ..just chuckling with you not at you :)

[@robinmartz9052]

Love this one! I like to try to imagine people there. It's cool

[@dougsimerly6829]

Thanks for another great one! Peace in Oregon.

[@michaelamburgey3043]

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[@RnKAllDay]

Michael Amburgey love you

[@buckshotjones9731]

Now see, instead of letting it get run down and vandalized. The Government could have repurposed for homeless veterans

[@mikem4548]

Buckshot Jones it may have had or still does Asbestos in it. So probably too expensive to redo.

[@cw2gtc]

Peter Nadreau I’m sure we were all wondering where this is. I know I was.that’s not one of the bases/posts that I’ve ever been on. Its a real shame that it sits there decaying and rotting. In its present condition it becomes more off a hazard and liability. I wonder if this base was shuttered as part of the Base Realignment mission that was undertaken in the late 80’s~ early 90’s. Recall those were accomplished on a rolling fiscal year. So many per each FY. Back then there was a WHOLE lotta lobbying going on. Senators and Congressmen did SO much that was legal then, but got so abused, that the prohibitions and limits on what is legal in lobbying became severely cut back. Politicians honing their expertise skirting laws, and just plain, out open crimes in Indicating anything to get their way.Influencing the BRAC committee members.

[@melliemell4101]

Buckshot Jones agree

[@mikecroaro519]

Housing was fine for our Military.....but to dangerous for civilians ??

[@mrs.puppysaver1019]

Mike Croaro that’s the way the govt has worked for decades. Take agent orange for example. Thousands of soldiers have died from that

[@loloamerikano]

I saw something in one of the buildings that makes me certain that you were at the former George AFB, located in Victorville, California. I was stationed at George AFB in 1981 - 1982, what a shit-hole that base and Victorville, CA. were back then. I volunteered to go to Korea for 1 year to get away from that place.

[@james999333]

Not really a "shit-hole," Victorville. The surrounding area has a lot of gems & precious metals. If you would have better spent your spare time, you would have not left so much treasure behind!

[@jayjenkins4721]

I was stationed at George AFB from 1986 to 1990. I lived in the family housing area for about two years and the housing area used to be beautiful with grass, trees, and I even had two big rose bushes on either side of my front door. The newer dorms were only about 6-7 years old when the base closed in 1992...they were built around 1986-87. The NASA like control room was the Operations Center office for the 562nd Tactical Training Squadron that flew F-4s. The black boards were where you'd put the flight "sortie" information...flight callsign, aircraft tail number, pilot and backseater names, type of mission, mission weapons load out, etc. The one for the Range was a schedule with the same info for the scheduled time for a jet to be at the gunnery or bombing range. So sad to see the base in the condition it's in. It used to be a very nice place to live and work.

[@samuelcantley5500]

Jay Jenkins why

[@jayjenkins4721]

@@samuelcantley5500 why what?

[@TheCrackupboom]

I remember visiting George every once in a while on some sort of TDY. Funny how so many bases have closed from the hey days of the 70s and 80s. That makes me fell old. I have a picture in my mind of George and it is not what I am seeing here.

[@debbiekoenen6684]

My father was also stationed here from 1970-1974. It was a very nice place to live and be a kid. We also lived in the family housing area, 217 Washington Street. One of the best bases we ever lived. We use to walk to the movies every Saturday afternoon. We were there when it snowed, we had lived in Colorado before this, so we didn't think it was much snow. However, the sand storms were definitely something to seek shelter from and if you got hit with a tumble weed, you knew it. I didn't even know the base was closed or contaminated. It is so sad to see the condition it is in now, and the vandalism so disappointing.

[@TheCrackupboom]

@@debbiekoenen6684 You should see many of the other bases I took for granted as being when I traveled during my AF career. Half of the bases are gone or abandoned. Makes me feel old. The AF is half the size of the 80s. Supposedly we can do more for less but as I see it Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum.

[@shari4777]

Its very upsetting to me that brats destroy property that doesn't belong to them, abandoned or not.

[@tomj8337]

Unfortunately the younger generation here in the U.S. have no respect for anything that dosent belong to them anymore. The videos of abandoned homes in other countries aren't all trashed or spray painted.

[@JohnRohoboth]

@@tomj8337 they should have hired sharpshooters to literally shoot and kill every fucking person who trespassed there over the years. Shoot them all.

[@Engineer9736]

Oliver Oshkosh Then the people of this channel would have been shot also smartypants..

[@slim7215]

Believe it or not there's a lot of military bases that are abandoned, I just don't understand how these places are not being used for anything else

[@UncoordinatedPixie]

This place cannot be reused because of the contamination. The chemicals they use to wash the planes as well as nose cones from some of the planes makes it in habitable. Some of the contamination was over 3000 ppt when acceptable levels are less than .01 ppt

[@wireguy40c49]

It's much the same in the UK. We have homeless people/families and unused military areas. They do get sold eventually. Land to build new homes is urgently required so the unused bases are ideal. Trouble is, they build high end properties instead of basic affordable accommodation. Follow the money...

[@barbibutton9619]

Yes, big one near me. Used to be very active, there was a lake to boat and fish and swim and picnic, low income housing after the base became inactive, which was much needed, then they kicked all residence out so it can sit empty, not even even bringing in rental income from the housing unit

[@demonsgategaming2606]

Who knows there might be something underground

[@theamerican7080]

That unknown device in the closet is an air filtration system. Each one of those "socks' is a filter element.

[@melodyadkins9745]

Thats good to know

[@lindamesa4941]

You got the best bet for sure! Saw a few that are similar on Ebay! Great job, I researched every possibility and came up with nothing!! thanks for solving the mystery! Don't you just love rnk all day!?? He always leaves us with a mystery to solve! I love that! I searched for hours for that race car he found abandoned!

[@bp420a5]

I work in a place that uses one very much like the one they found.

[@chrisingle5839]

Agreed. We have them where I work.

[@billg.2903]

Yup, I was going to say it was a dust collector....

[@brianlawrey3906]

I really like the fact that you don't disturb anything where you explore.

[@shitdicks6882]

That's how exploring is ment to be done. Take photos and leave footprints.

[@mysticr1]

I lived at George AFB from 1989 to 1991 when I married a man who was stationed there. He worked in the Communications Squadron. We lived in one of the three-bedroom duplexes, which had high sloping ceilings and were very nice. It was very beautiful at the time, with green grass and large trees and flowering plants. We had to make sure we watered a LOT since it is located in the Mojave desert, which is very dry. My son attended that school. It was a very nice elementary school and even in first grade, I felt safe letting him walk since we lived on base. There were parks all over the place, and little playgrounds. Such a beautiful place - a sanctuary in the desert. I spent a lot of time at the hospital, too, when I joined a Red Cross training program for military dependents so we could learn to be Dental Assistants. That hospital was amazing - beautiful - state of the art. George AFB was the only base I ever lived on. It really was like a small town. We had a BX (like a Walmart) and a Commissary (grocery store), a bowling alley, a liquor store, gas stations, and a Burger King. And a daycare center called Children's World where I worked for a while. I really loved it there. I was also part of a group that wrote up a plan to get the city of Victorville to take George over and turn it into a homeless/welfare community. We felt that the hospital and housing and other building should not go to waste. But for various reasons, it was not to be. Even though it officially closed in 1992, the Air Force was supposedly still using a lot of the base for a while after that. Also, the soil was shown to be pretty toxic - although you never would have known it at the time that I lived there. Still...I think it is very sad that they never did anything with it. The housing was really nice. And I didn't even see some of the prettiest houses in this video. I wonder if they still exist. Thank you for this exploration. :)

[@nocatfishnana1923]

mysticr1 Thanks for sharing. Did you or your family ever suffer any health problems from exposure? My family was raised in New Mexico very close to the Los Alamos base site. My Grandfather even worked there. Generations later we still suffer the effects of cancer. Just curious about the asbestos and other contamination issues there🤔

[@mysticr1]

I divorced that guy about three years after we transferred away from George, but as far as I know, he and his son are healthy as can be. And I'm just fine, too. However, I only lived there for a year and a half or so. And they'd been there about 2 and a half years when we married. So we weren't exposed all that long. I grew up in New Mexico, too. Gallup and Grants - uranium country. I don't have any health issues, though...other than being fat. :) I'm sorry that you all have suffered from cancer. That is so sad and scary. (((((((Gentle hugs))))))

[@nocatfishnana1923]

mysticr1 sorry I messed up and my reply to you went to the general comments instead of to you. Hope you see it.

[@mysticr1]

I saw it and responded. :) I hope you saw my response. :)

[@debbiekoenen6684]

@@nocatfishnana1923 : My family lived there from 1970-1974, and I have had endometrial cancer and 3 miscarriages later in life always had trouble with my cycles. My mother and my 2 younger sisters all died from the same cancer. We also lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico (as well as other bases, my father gave the Air Force 20 years service and then retired). I myself am an Army Veteran. However, I don't know if it was from any contamination from military bases. Until this video, I didn't even know anything about George AFB being closed due to these issues. It does make me wonder now. Sorry about your cancer! Hang in there.

[@memaw5boys1girl14]

This brought back memories of my Aunt and Uncle he was Air Force and use to stay a couple of weeks with them in the summer. It’s so sad to see those nice houses just going to ruin when there’s people who could use them. Our world is a mess.

[@crydevoe]

Some serious Walking dead type town you found, that place would be epic for Paintball or something

[@mr2cookies650]

From the looks of it, i think it is used for airsoft... Looks very familiar to one that was featured on a airsoft channel.... Not sure which or what the title of video is... But yes.. Paintball there would also be amazing!

[@lawrencejelsma3937]

19:37 "Do Not Disturb" ... I was expecting "Dead Inside!" 😱😂 Why do kids like to tag all walls or break the fixtures and maybe some windows? It would be neat to see abondoned areas just weathered and historical touring places for people using safety hikes (any type of nature hike could be dangerous)!

[@thomasdubay1496]

Thanks Robb and Kristy for taking me along with your travels.I appreciate it. You both set the standard for what urbex is all about. Great videos and pictures.

[@dondavis5633]

This is a little hard to watch, as my wife & I lived in air force housing almost 20 years ago (even though we were a navy family), and these homes were once filled with light, laughter and lovemaking. Each of these little houses are filled to bursting with countless memories, both good and not-so-good, and the best be can hope for is that the former far outweighs the latter. Thanks for doing this one, guys!

[@HappyQuailsLC]

Usually hung up clothes in a single room within an abandoned building is done by a squatter who is staying there to keep the things away from rats, who will shred up fabric for nesting materials and bedding in the cold and soil it in the process.

[@jonvenden4284]

Your mind control device is like several others said for air filtration. The white things inside are bags that collect the dirt from the air. Go to a sawmill they will have the same thing to collect the fine wood out of the air and the big chips collect below. Sell the chips which in turn get made into other products. It would be similar to a vacuum cleaner.

[@bentstrider]

Good ole Victimville!! I remember when F4's used to take off from there. We threw a pizza party for one of the second grade classmates dad's who was a Wild Weasel pilot in '91. Still weird to see it in such a state after 25 years of closure.

[@beverlyweeden9759]

Lots of other explorers have been there, but your take on is spot on..!!!.from what was told, this government facility was closed due to not being essential to the air force..went to an air show there back in the 80's..they could utilize it now for the homeless..thanx for another quality video...☺

[@UncoordinatedPixie]

Actually it was shut down due to massive contamination that lead to a lot of women who were there wind up having cancer or so many miscarriages they wound up not being able to have children. The contamination stems from the chemicals getting into the ground water from cleaning the planes as well as radiation from the nose cones

[@Latina25]

My husbands grandfather was a colonel in the air force during WWII he has since passed never got to meet him but it still amazes how he was . He was a humble man . God bless our vets

[@williamhartnett4060]

Always check the bottom of furniture on a military installation because the always stencil the furniture with the type of military installation it is etc.

[@JGM1721]

I am always amazed with the amount of real estate found at these places. Literally a humongous wasteland of abandoned buildings. Thanks for the tour.

[@debbiekoenen6684]

Thank you for sharing this! My first video of yours happens to be a place that I lived with my family when my father was in the Air Force (George Air Force Base, Victorville, CA) from 1970 to 1974. It was a really great place to be a kid and we spent most of our time outside. In the morning before we could open the front door, we had to check outside by looking out of the mailbox slot in the door for rattle snakes and sidewinder snakes because they liked to curl up on our front porch. They were disturbed by the Air Force building new living quarters behind us. I spent a lot of time rollar skating (with the key skates) on many of the side walks on this base or riding my banana seat bike. So sad to see what has become of the base. I am so grateful to you all for sharing this and allowing me to walk down memory lane. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! (from St. Louis, MO).

[@Onj207]

I was born on a Air Force Base Barksdale in Louisiana. So proud of my natural father he died in Vietnam and my mom was a medic. She gave me up for adoption and I was adopted into a Air Force family too!

[@lawrencekedgettjr2364]

Grate vid RnK ,,,, keep up the exploring ,, places like these really is fascinating to see ,,,

[@saysham.9562]

The eyes on the spray paint art are amazing, I've never seen anything like that before! Thank you for another great video!!!

[@rayford21]

Too bad that "artist" didn't use his talents for something good instead of defacing property that doesn't belong to him. I hope someone graffities the hell out of his property some day.

[@sheliadavid9933]

Rob/Kristi...What a really cool explore... Reminds me the series of "Life without people!" Judging by the rooms it looks very 80s style on base housing!! Too bad it couldn't be put to good use,it has potential if it wasn't so stripped and vandalized!

[@zipshed]

A very pathetic waste of literally billions of tax payer dollare. How sad. I have a closed Air Force base near me and so much was and is being sold off. Much of the housing was sold cheap and lots of the larger facilities are now occupied by factories and new businesses. The air strips and hangers are even being used by Kalita Air which rebuilds jet engines commercially. Ours closed in the 90's. What a terrible waste!

[@sassysue6472]

Wally I know the base you're referring to. My ex and I were there and lived on the base. I'm just glad it's not totally abandoned. It should still be a base though. Really awful how they shut down all our bases.

[@yellowmax94]

@@sassysue6472 I was in the Supply dorm across from the hobby shop. At least a good number of housing units are still being used.

[@wheeliegirl1630]

George AFB near Victorville. That base is supposed to be highly contaminated. I hope you guys were careful. I was there when it was an active base. Air Force personnel are referred to as Airmen (even females), not soldiers. Marines are Marines, not soldiers.

[@jamesholt7612]

Hi Robb and Kristy. Awesome video guys and a huge thanks for the hard work that y'all put into making your videos.

[@AmericanExplorer]

This was one of your most awesome explores! From other's comments, I looked this place up and the airfield is still in use as a public airport. I hate all the vandalism. I would like to have seen it a little more pre-vandalism, but these days you would have to get there the day something closed for that to happen! This was great, and I really enjoyed it!

[@DaMo-Studios]

This was great! Longer videos are always better. Almost took me back to the early videos.

[@brendacombs3362]

I really liked your video out here in the West! You were right next to us here in Arizona. I really love your videos, their always Awesome!! Keep up your great work.. Love you guys... 😊❤💛

[@zerooccupancyurbex391]

This place is where we filmed our 2nd video, just as we finished we got kicked out by security and luckily we were just finishing up the explore. We’re both glad you guys made it out with out any confrontation. Nice video you two.

[@natkingcurrieiv1318]

Just found your channel......Excellent in every way...!!..And,great presentation by you guys ! ..Subscribed

[@EllicottCity1]

Love your explores! 4:09 looks pretty cool~ in Balto. City, we have tumbleweaves🤣 •sorry, couldn't resist lol

[@jewelsz8517]

You guys always take us to the sweetest places. Reminded me of some of the scenes from TWD. I can definitely see ppl using this place for movies. Very cool find.

[@crystaljeanveaunorthernlig3627]

Love ya RNK thanks for another awesome video....❤❤

[@thevacdude]

Very cool, I liked it. Thanks for the tour.

[@angelinauy00]

Welcome to our Desert RNK! Can't wait to sss where you will go next!

[@paulmasters7621]

Greetings from the UK, Another excellent explore ! Keep up the great work ! Peace !😀!!

[@merle_frenchton]

Cant wait to see more of your videos! Y'all always do an awesome job!

[@tamarrajames3590]

Great explore as always from you two. Looking at the massive waste I’d say your military needs to be put on a budget...they keep building these huge bases and walking away from them. It’s crazy. I love the moody shots you got there using light and contrast. Stay safe and happy out there.🖤🇨🇦

[@lindamesa4941]

WOW great to see you two together exploring! Mr Ghost repellent!! ha ha !! Reminds me a little of the Poconos videos because of the graffiti! That creepy mind control device was scary!???? Can't wait to read the comments about that! It never ceases to amaze me how much damage can be done when these places a abandoned! Wonder if anybody ever filmed people doing that damage! Great job rnk we have missed you!!

[@estherl2407]

Great explore. My husband and I were talking about people we know/knew during Desert Storm, if they had stayed there.

[@barryfisher586]

Wow! What an amazing place you both are exploring. Its really interesting to watch. Keep up the good work guys. What a dope video.

[@grammamamel]

Crazy to see such waste. As usual thanks for the explore!!

[@Shield.148]

Concrete block homes! That place should all be rebuilt for homeless Veterans ! Teach them building trades, while they rebuild the entire town! I see it may have been closed due to contamination, but then it should be used to test new methods for cleaning the contamination!

[@carolwhittlesea1307]

love the Military old run down building its so cool, rob its nice to see both of you back, I bet Kristie injoyed looking around, like the tumbleweeds you saw great, funny,

[@desereeanndubay8488]

You guys are great. Love the quality of your videos. Love from Montana.

[@KezFromAus]

Wow! That's crazy! So much waste! Awesome presentation...as always! Straight to my fave list!

[@marionmeyers6088]

Awesome Video Rob and Kristy thanks for sharing

[@coolrayfruge]

1995 We had government furlough's many military bases were either shut down or left with a skeleton crew of air force. Many were shipped to other bases. Their jobs were replaced with private contractors, I worked at Edwards Air Forces base at the time. In civil engineering. This I'm guessing is in Adlanto .

[@citizncain]

Please do not get a neck tattoo. Love this channel. Keep on rocken in the rnk world.

[@thechronicles439]

Great explore! Thanks for sharing your adventures

[@rcarraturo]

Excellent video as always.

[@historynerd3609]

You guys should do Chernobyl. It would be awesome!

[@karenswift5902]

Awesome video as usual.. :-) keep'em comin'...

[@completelydisinterested9298]

Another great RnK All Day find!

[@steventegeler7084]

Really enjoyed this abandoned video. Has to be the best one out there. You guys are the best. Enjoyed all your videos.

[@mikefitchNYC1971]

I recognize that place from my time in Army. Awesome job on exploring it!

[@nocatfishnana1923]

📨thanks for your reply and compassion. Happy to hear that you are fine, but never stop being vigilant about this. Sometimes it just shows up years later, just out of nowhere.🤷‍♀️

[@JuliaHarrisx]

There are some real graffiti gems in amongst the mindless scrawls. Great video guys 💋 xx

[@eileenmoyer6239]

Awesome video!! Very interesting

[@brandonwaldrip782]

Love ur videos keep up the awesome work bro u always make my day awesome keep it up bro

[@rapdude99]

You guys always bring the goods.. ya lost me with this ghost shit though haha

[@victoriadevereaux8450]

OMG!! What great explore!!!

[@kmam1516]

That’s a flight control and scheduling area that you saw @15:00. The Range schedule board was for scheduling areas to use for gun and strafing practice. Flight following was to track the planes/pilots out flying and when they were due back. The base was originally used in the 40s for new pilot training. Many years later they trained in pursuit (P-39) and fighter squadrons (F86 etc). Great explore. Glad Kristi got to go!!

[@mikeypresley9950]

Great vids, I subscribed

[@elainephleps4705]

Kool video.was in navy and stationed at NAS Brunswick ME. They spent millions redoing the base and housing over Then closed it down.what a waste was blt.around 1941 i belive. We had alot of great memories there.

[@FurthermoreJack]

RNK! Glad you stepped outside the box on ghost hunters. I like that your not one but showing others. But it be funny if you got a ghost box as well haha

[@FurthermoreJack]

One like Huff paranormal

[@abbaswarrior3551]

The dead are dead, the only spirits dude will encounter is Evil Unclean spirits and unless you have your Armor on and know how to use it , you do t want to play with Evil Unclean spirits.

[@melgon25]

Amen

[@theslashnetwork0017]

So true.yep

[@prismstudios001]

ABBAS WARRIOR Which never have, and never will exist.

[@Lalunabreeze]

Lol great video... I need mind control. One w pictures of what not to eat.

[@neenmach]

🏴‍☠️Sarah Gold haha. I agree!

[@tiffanymims8691]

Interesting explore! I was in the Air Force and I can tell you about those boards in that room (the one with several boards) it is the Command Post. I was a Command & Control Apprentice and you are some what right about the base general would be in that building (only occasionally in that specific room). So the purpose of that room is to monitor base assets both when they are on the base and for planes when they are flying to other bases. This room acts as a central command place to ensure people and equipment are where they need to be at any given time. The general is typically only in the room or an adjacent room only during exercises or real world emergencies. The people like myself that worked in that room would collect information and relay commands from the general to pilots, air traffic control, control tower, emergency crew, and other offices on base. We would also communicate with higher headquarters which would also include reports to the Pentagon, lots of classified information would have been handled in that room, sometimes simply classified all the way to Top Secret (or higher!) There are specific things that are marked Top Secret and then you also have extra clearances on top of that for extremely sensitive info. The info on the board is specific to that particular base and its mission. The type of aircraft would affect what info you keep track of on that board. The first category is almost always call sign, then usually you would have est. time of departure, actual time of departure, est. arrival at destination, actual arrival at destination, est. time of departure from destination, actual time of departure from destination, est. time of arrival back to base, and actual time of arrival back to base. Some bases would also keep track of weapons on board depending again on the type of aircraft for that base. You would also have another board for the guys that work in the Maintenance Command Post, which is usually in the same room, that would keep track of aircraft tail number and its maintenance condition. There are also some boards for base level emergencies everything from fires on base, to emergencies, to bomb threats, and everything you could possibly think of that could possibly happen. We had 2 full binders (4 in binders) with quick reaction checklists for every possible emergency and were about half full on the 3rd binder. We even had a checklist for when there was an emergency that didn't have a checklist. By the time I was in we had white boards that could have a projector that would display the info (this was in the mid-90s and high tech for that time period). I hope this answers a few of your questions. As far as that machine that looks like a person could sit in it or whatever (the one you said could be a washing machine) I would guess that maybe a crude version of a g-force machine so that pilots could train handling the g-forces that certain aircraft can experience. Also people in the Air Force are not soldiers, they are airman or airmen, the Navy are sailors or seamen, the Army is soldiers, and the Marines are just Marines (got to keep it simple for them! Just kidding Marines!)

[@tiffanymims8691]

I was finally able to stop the video and see the one board a little better. Call Sign = Is the designation given to a specific flight of an aircraft (it is usually a set of letters and numbers, at my base a really common one would be JFOR and then 3 numbers, the letters JFOR was a mission in which we were transporting cargo to another base), SQDN = Squadron Number which is a group of aircraft at a location it is usually 2 or 3 numbers, typically 2 numbers in my experience but I did come across some that were 3 numbers, AC NO = Aircraft number which is often called tail number and is specific to that particular airplane and they never change (at least they are not supposed to change, it is like a VIN for an aircraft), ETD & ATD are departure times (estimated and actual), ETA & ATA are arrival times (again estimated and actual), it looks like there are several for each call sign space which means that the aircraft was going to have more than one base it was going to or in other words several destinations. On one of the previous boards there was a layout of the runways, taxiways, and ramps (places where aircraft are parked outside) it was the one with the shape like an X that was squashed out with lines coming off of it. The two legs of the X are the different runways which would have had a 2 number designation for each end of the legs. The numbers are basically like the degrees of a circle with the last number dropped (so think 0-360 degrees but then drop the last number, so a runway that is facing due north would be runway 00, facing east it would be 09, south would be 18, and west would be 27) but runways don't usually face a north, east, south, or west it is usually a mixture of direction like NW, NE, SW, or SE so the number can be anywhere from 00-35 for runways and they will often have a R or L for which side of the runway so for example you can have Runway 22R or 22L which is often side-by-side runways to allow more takeoffs and landings. Then there is usually another set of runways facing a different orientation so that they can use them when the winds are coming out of a different direction. (The wind plays a huge role in the runway being used) the runways are usually crossed making an X or a very squashed X just depends on the area and the winds in that area.

[@lacykimber1101]

This was such a dope ghost town!! And so much to look at with a whole new vibe. Come explore in New Mexico there are great places I’d love to show ya! Wish I knew what that crazy machine was

[@lisacozort3445]

Always crazy to see such large places desolate now! Also just curious as to why you dont believe in spirits at all? Keep up the good work! Y'all need to come to WV!

[@melgon25]

Probably because they’re smart. And don’t fall into the latest stupid YT trends. We have fam in WV.

[@photodan555]

First thank you! If you want info on certain things you see, maybe, take some still shots, and put them on the end of the video. Thanks.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A great explore thnx loved watching it.

[@escapades_of_a_extrovert]

I used to live very close to the base in Adelanto. Next time go to the hospital at about sunset and then enter the hospital.. It it said a young male soldier died due to mind control testing experiments there at the base.. That hospital is VERY haunted.. And also around the hotel, gym and main administration building.. I have been all over most of the base exploring. It is said that there is still underground facilities that are used to this day for some sort of experiments..

[@guymorris6420]

That sounds like MK Ultra trauma based mind control programming. People shouldn't think for a second the US government wouldn't do that to military personnel then they better think again. Read Trance Formation of America by Cathy O' Brien who was MK Ultra programmed but was freed by someone who rescued her.

[@guymorris6420]

Where is Adelanto ?

[@bigbrother2478]

Title Should Read "Exploring Abandoned George Air Force Base, CA". Good video except for the comment *Found Mind Control Device* - Please don't put silly things like that in the title!!! It was just a filter system. The black boards were just crew and mission scheduling boards kept with grease pencil - nothing special.

[@tiffanymims8691]

The boards are neat though and they were in the Command Post which is an office that not many people get to see, even people in the military don't get to see inside of them often. I worked in the Command Post on my base and you had to have very specific clearance to get in it and then you still have to be buzzed in through 2 doors or know the codes to the door which change either every 2 weeks or monthly depending on the base.

[@amberruxpin]

Love that kristie is joining in on explores here lately. Quick question though, what do you type in the search bar on the music page. There is so much music to dig through and it can be hard to find certain tracks used in your videos. I particularly like the one used in this video :)

[@r34chickie]

love all your vids u do an yr mrs. keep it up. much love from. New Zealand

[@lisaess]

Hello fellow kiwi 👌

[@r34chickie]

@@lisaess helllo hows it :-)

[@MrGaryRoberton]

Too bad they did not let thee houses be sold off as weekend places for people sick of the City. There was a whole company town in the mountains sold off cheap (40,000 for houses 20,000 for condo apartments) after the mine closed, and it's busier than ever now with self employed and retired folks. The place just jumps .........Waste

[@freelanceopportunist559]

They wouldn't be teaching them about war, they'd be teaching them about aircraft systems, and aerodynamics.

[@cbrock420]

I really like you guys. I hope you dont start doing ghost hunting. That seems a little silly and below you. Kudos to him for turning you on to a great spot though.

[@melgon25]

Agreed. If I am watching any video and they go into ghost bs, I bounce. Done. Not my thing. Keep it unique to you rnk.

[@michelleevans5531]

Maybe have a guest ghost explorer along for the ride every now and then?

[@rachelcookson3492]

I’m with you 100%, although Rob did say “I’m literally ghost repellent” so I don’t think we need stress.

[@RevRSleeker]

''Thank him for 'the spot' and all that but his hobby/work is silly and beneath you guys'' lmao... The paranormal is ever popular, new technologies make it all the more so, but it's desperately in need of more honest explorers...it's a niche market that when done right has masses of followers waiting to subscribe, and the stats show that they spend more money supporting the paranormal than any other youtube genre.

[@oldenweery7510]

I have several other urban exploring sites I visit regularly, and on nearly all of them, some butterfly brain will comment about seeing "orbs," which are known in the real world as "dust motes." I usually point this out to these shloobs.

[@thenaturemanadventures]

Dope location 😊 Couldn't agree more with you Robb, it's a shame they don't revitalize for others to use. I suppose the dangers of chemical is a deterrent. Crazy explore nonetheless! 😊🍅

[@AbandonedExplorationUrbex1979]

Very Cool RnK! 😎

[@aaronberkebile6039]

What a great explore .

[@eliset6879]

Thank you guys

[@Avenue72nd]

I love creepy abandoned ghost towns ❤. Another great explore.

[@sharonlegnon427]

Awesome find.

[@spongebobsqueeze]

Glad you uploaded was so happy to see the notification !

[@CherryBerry48]

hey guys, it so good to see u!! i am really hoping to me you both one day, what will it take for us 3 to hang out? that would be kool AF!!!

[@greendayrockchick91]

Reminds me of Grand Theft Auto with the style of the houses and how it's lay out. Pretty interesting find.

[@crystalfabulous]

Thanks for sharing

[@jeanniedelao3210]

DAMN, i been sitting here wishing there was a way to meet you two, and it looks like i missed my chance, i'm from VICTORVILLE CA., thinking this AFB is from here.. missed my chance, bummed.

[@oldmansam95]

_roses are red_ _concrete is grey_ _RnK uploaded_ _so it’ll be a good day_

[@michelleevans5531]

Awesome guys! There's another abandoned military base that I heard has a university now built onto it. Fort Ord in Monterey California. I was born at the base hospital in 73. I have seen pictures of it and it looks like a war zone! My mother being an ex Army wife saw the pictures I showed her and she looked like she was about to cry. I have met former Army personnel who was stationed there and every one of them told me that Ford Ord was the most beautiful base. The university is separate from the abandoned base but it shares a portion of the property.

[@marinamarcus3866]

With base housing depending on your rank and if you had a family you could get on a wait list for base housing. The single room dorms are for for single guys active duty or if they are TDY (temporary duty station). They had stores, gyms, schools all that. They usually have the area fenced off and you have to enter through the gates that have guards. You have to show you military ID to enter and if you are visiting the active duty member has to give permission at the gate usually fill out paperwork for the people to come on base. If the visitors were to get in trouble while on the base the active duty member was responsible. There's alot of stuff people don't understand until you live the life. Yes, one bathroom for 2 rooms they share.

[@icmn316]

The chamber is a filtration chamber like an air filter . Love your videos keep them coming and bless you both.

[@jedgington7191]

That is a filter system, those long sock things catch dust and debri. The square opening is a peep window to see when needs changed or cleaned. It should have glass or acrylic cover.

[@kayhalliwell4404]

I wonder when it was built and how long it had been in operation. This was an awesome find - love you both.