RAF Bempton 1940-1964 * Part One *

PLEASE NOTE THE FORMER RADAR STATION AT BEMPTON IS PRIVATE PROPERTY. NO ACCESS IS PERMITTED.

[@neilfurby555]

Fantastic cgi and comprehensive detail. Super voiceover. Thank you.

[@chantellespriggs6759]

Absolutely brilliant so interesting and informative been a local resident it is great to learn the history with an in depth narration about the site and its history the best video I have seen of the site to date well done it's such I pleasure looking from the cliffs tops from the distance.

[@NicksExploration]

Cheers Antony. I was hoping local people like myself would find the video & History of interest. Part 2 will consist of looking around the bunker and equipment. Thank you for the comment and I must just once again point out that John Highton created this fantastic animation.

[@shitheadmachin]

Absolutely amazing thank-you for creating this. I remember visiting as a child and I was fascinated by this site but had no idea how it would have looked above or below ground! ...also I love how the RAF were in hotels ! Some things don't change.

[@TheMightyKinkle]

This series is fascinating and deserves so much more views. The CGI is incredible!

[@NicksExploration]

Thank you. Please feel free to share it around

[@blueshiftrobs]

Nice job nick! Great with the drone mate 👍 very professional. I can see why your the man who can when it comes to drone footage. Nice little bit on the base too. Catch ya in the chat mate. Rob.

[@cba1424]

Fantastic Nick well done all involved in putting this together. When I get back home from hols I'll share some of the pictures I took of the site on your Facebook page

[@NicksExploration]

Part 2 is better. Shows the bunker layout and equipment used. I've messaged you on Facebook 😀

[@roderickjamesriddick6255]

Well done Brilliant , must have taken some time to put together well done to all.

[@ExploringwithCarl]

Absolutely brilliant work, well done. It's good to have a idea what it was like. Everyone should be proud

[@NicksExploration]

Thank you. The credit goes to John who created this excellent animated history tour :)

[@markavons3400]

Very well done video Nick,clear and very informative.Johns animation and pictures bring the site to life.Can't wait for part 2

[@NicksExploration]

Thank you Mark. I'm very privileged to have been given permission to share it with others that find it interesting :)

[@Sorme1001]

Awesome, didn't want it to end. For me this puts an end to any question that there are further tunnels down there.

[@NicksExploration]

Cheers buddy. Its fantastic :)

[@cba1424]

Love a mystery though 😄

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Great visuals Nick :)

[@Tyler.i.81]

Bempton ohhh eye Paul Sinclair always talks about Bempton cliffs and ufos quite interesting.

[@karlstonehouse4600]

Amazing! Total explanation of the site.

[@NicksExploration]

It's a fantastic animation history walk through. Om so pleased I could share it with others :) Part 2 will show the bunker and equipment. Thank you for the comment

[@stevebiggins]

Awesome video, really well explained

[@NicksExploration]

Cheers :)

[@lewisner]

I once watched a documentary about British plans in the event of nuclear war and it featured a place like this. Maybe even the same place ? Fascinating video BTW.

[@NicksExploration]

Thank you 😀 don't forget to subscribe. I think the bunker your talking about in the documentary might have been Kelvedon hatch down south. I think that was the bunker used 😀

[@lewisner]

@@NicksExploration It seems bizarre that (even if it was outdated) all this technology and the bunker was just thrown away like that. I am building a simulation of RAF Driffield but it will never look as good as this.

[@NicksExploration]

Oh I've just looked and subscribed to your channel will keep an eye out for it. What time period you going for ? Wartime or after?

[@malcolmlewis4271]

Very well done, just finished episode 3, I’ve been to Bempton cliffs on several occasions and didn’t know what the site was used for so investigation brought to these videos, I would like to know what the vertical concrete posts arranged in a Y shape were all about if anyone knows the answer

[@davidbrown9728]

I’m also trying to find out the same thing and hoped the video series mentioned but seemingly not. Have you ever found out through other sources?

[@NicksExploration]

Sorry the concrete posts are from an experimental high speed passive radar system. Code name " Winkle "

[@lonewolfhamradio]

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