revsorg: Aerial
revsorg: Based just 20 miles from central London this Bunker was one of Britain's best kept secrets and now it is open to you!
revsorg: Aerial
revsorg: The radio aerial over the nuclear bunker
revsorg: Walking toward the secret nuclear bunker
revsorg: Armed guards would have patrolled this bluebell wood
revsorg: Bluebells
revsorg: Bluebells
revsorg: Bluebells
revsorg: An innocuous house that happens to have heavily reinforced walls, ceilings and windows, and that forms the main entrance to the secret nuclear bunker
revsorg: Armed guards would have secured this area before 1992
revsorg: The horific carcass of a dead animal
revsorg: Bluebell fields near the entrance to the nuclear bunker
revsorg: Kelvedon Hatch Secret Bunker R.G.H.Q. 5.1
revsorg: The main corridor to the secret nuclear bunker, running from the house to the fortified entrance. They would have planned to protect this by retreating with machine guns.
revsorg: Long tunnel
revsorg: Simplified sectional drawing of the secret nuclear bunker
revsorg: Action in certain emergencies
revsorg: This probably cost a lot of money
revsorg: These are the main secure doors to the bunker. I was surprised how little influence castle building seemed to have in the design of this thing.
revsorg: The radio room was strangely exposed, close to the main entrance doors, although it would have been pretty hard to attack it down the long corridor
revsorg: Looking up from the lowest level of the secret nuclear bunker
revsorg: The main banks of telephonics
revsorg: Inside one of the offices at the lowest level of the secret nuclear bunker
revsorg: This method of communicating between locations in England predated the Internet
revsorg: I suspect that these cost a lot of money when they were originally installed
revsorg: A small fraction of the masses of phone equipment in the secret underground bunker, that would probably not have survived the electromagnetic pulse
revsorg: A relatively pleasant working environment
revsorg: Greater London home defence region
revsorg: Aerial