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Fort Casey - hope to go there in the future. They have examples of “the big ten inch” (gun) there.

as someone from sacramento i would just like to set this straight there is 2 mather airforce bases he was showing pictures of both. the picture with the gate and barb wire with few abandon buildings is the real mather airforce base that shut down shortly after the cold war and is still abandon till this day, and they have covered the underground bunkers with trees. however there is the public mather airforce base that is now public use.

These areas should be sold and created to create new housing.

I drove through Ft. Wolters back in 2015. I don’t know why, but that place gave me the jitters. A lot of vacant buildings that time just forgot. Did have a nice memorial just past the entrance honoring some of the most recognizable people that went through there. Audie Murphy for one! Also, the round building at Bergstrom used by the AAF and Air Force is now the Austin Bergstrom Hilton

I was hoping to see some good Naval Station Long Beach pics, most were of the neighboring shipyard.

Spent four years at McClellan 1982-1986. Visited most of the other bases on this list when they were still active, as well as other now-closed USAF bases in CA like Mather and Norton. As retired USAF, it's sad to see their demise, but the reality is the various BRAC programs were necessary and the military doesn't really miss any of these bases.

For a lot of different reasons, former military bases won't work for homeless housing, so just forget it.

You forgot the AIR DEFENSE COMMAND 414 FTR GRP OXNARD CA. AIR CRAFT F101 NUCLEAR WEAPONS.ETC.

I know about this from the game “the town of light “ the game caracter is fictive but the treatament in the game describes the same as in the video and the hospital in the game looks 1:1 like in the video And this video make me more interested about the game because I more about his history

I was stationed at George AFB 1963 - 65.

You are the best video in the new mexico

just wild !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Soooo many words mispronounced!

The Korean War started in June 1950,not November. The base may have reopened in November 1950, but the Korean War began in June.

Was surprised to learn that White Sands Missile Range, with its current 6,000 civilian and military personnel and conducting over 3000 tests for the army, navy, and air force, is abandoned! It is quite active and continues to play an important role in military preparedness and research.

There is a HUGE difference between Washington State, and Washington D.C.

Adam probably needs to be reopened!🥸✅🙏✌️❤️🌍

The old west forts are pretty much ruins, as you would expect. A HUGE chunk of land south of Carrizozo is military reserve down to the Texas border, between White Sands missile range & the Fort Bliss Army Reserve. Maybe parts of the missile range are abandoned, but don't bet on it. The locals tell of folks sneaking into areas that appear abandoned, yet military vehicles home right in on them in 5-10 minutes & escort them out at gunpoint. Walker is supposedly all civilian for decades since the 1960's, yet it hosts a permanent contingent of GERMAN soldiers living beneath it. Estimates run from several hundred to 2,500 based there; it's a secret well-known to the locals. I grew up in Roswell. The runways are world-class & regularly host foreign nations training pilots. Don't think for one minute that the city can provide for their upkeep. DOD is still there, even if they officially maintain they are not. Oh, and the vid says RIAC stands for Roswell Int'l Air Center, but the I is for Industrial. Though it can handle any size aircraft, that fact is deliberately downplayed in the name.

Nav-AH-jo ???

These were many other California base closures besides those on this list...

Listening to your narrative is about as exciting as watching old people fuck.

We should leave all of our current military bases and make new ones.So we just have a country of abandoned military bases.

Fort worden is actually used still as a listening post there are sections labeled military personnel only on locked secured doors

I don't understand why people have to make fake/false thumbnails to attract someone to view their videos. I'm spending more & more time filtering these lies & less time enjoying them. Of course I then block them, kinda defeats the purpose of posting on You Tube...

not sure why Camp Lewis is on this. its now JBLM. you did list a lot of the popular ones in the state (not the D.C. like it says in the description) but what about Fort Whitman in La Conner? if we're talking about abandoned that place is probably the most abandoned out of all of the ones on the list.

funny how the old sea side forts havent gone under water despite 80 years of extreme “climate change”

I love the pictures, beautiful country. The speaker should really learn the correct pronunciation of the places and Indians.

You never mentioned Camp Murray either but since you brought up Fort Lewis under its original name one would think Camp Murray deserves a little mention being literally across from Madigan entrance or makes the triangle between Lewis-McChord-Murray.

You are only partially correct on "Camp Lewis" it was never abandoned and did not merge to become Joint Base Lewis-McChord. It was redesignated Fort Lewis DECADES before I know this because I have numerous family members who were stationed there on Main Post and North Fort or North Fort Lewis.

The photo in your thumbnail and several photos in the video have nothing to do with Fort Totten. There was never a moat around the Fort. The Draft Riots were never anywhere near Totten. Totten never had programs for training US Navy personnel.

😂 You forgot about the long beach naval station

The photo at 5:02 is mine 😂, I don’t mind whatsoever it was just funny seeing it

I personally do not believe in hauntings. But I still find these abandoned military structures fascinating. What were once important and strategic operating bases have now gone to ruin.

It's unfortunate you're not actually "exploring" these places. This is just a slideshow.

Fort ORD had Asbestos, they still cleaning it up. I wonder how many forts need that treatment, though?

You forgot Fort Clark Springs in Brackettville, TX

When the Presidio was closed the Letterman Army Hospital was also shut down. Real sad that asset was closed

After Norton AFB closed, San Bernardino went bankrupt.

You missed Norton AFB in San Bernardino.

Too bad the thumbnail pic doesn't have anything to do with the video. Nice AI generated pic though.

Well Done! Very informative and thought provoking. Thank you

White Sands is still around and very active

Alameda was also where they filmed Matrix Reloaded where they built their own freeway

Fort Jefferson isn't abandoned, it's a national park... people camp there all the time and they hold tours.

Are any of these for sale?

in the start of your video you show an incomplete nuke plant . not a military base .

Homestead was neither abandoned nor closed. It remains in the Air Force as Homestead Air Reserve Base, and actively used.

Closed military bases. Not abandoned. There is a difference

i was in volterra for grocery shoping while i stayed at the naibour village of San Gimignano to bad i did not saw video before and visited these place