Titan 1 ICBM Silo: The Return - 3/10

I thought this would be my final trip, but if I get another opportunity I'd go again. There's just so much to see. These were called "the missile bases built without regard to the tax-payer" for a reason. Now it's time to knock out some Atlas silos! Visited with CaveMonkey

Historical information + specs + my full set of photos/historical photos on my Flickr.
www.flickr.com/photos/33940411@N ... 594731530/

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#1

The 110 ft. diameter power dome
The first thing you see when you come in






#2

Floor of the power dome





#3

Living Quarters in Command Dome





#4

What's left of the logic boards, which would have controlled the launch sequence





#5

Where "the button" would have been pressed.





#6

Elevator shaft up to the surface





#7

Blast Door from the entry portal





#8

The tunnels were lurvely





#9

Launcher Doors, each leaf weighs over 110 tons!





#10

Looking down into 160 ft. deep silo, over 2/3 full of water





#11

Blast door leading to the launchers and my host, CaveMonkey





#12

Escape Hatch





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#14

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More on my Flickr, which is posted above.

Excellent pictures! The lighting looks right on.