Portsmouth’s Secret HQ D-DAY Tunnels 2018
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- This large underground headquarters was built in 1942 as a naval command centre. It is situated on Portsdown Hill beneath Fort Southwick, a large 19th Century Palmerston Fort. There are over a hundred rooms in the tunnel complex, and it was fully functional with offices, dormitories, Latrines, telecommunications etc, and it was utilised during WW2's 'Operation Overlord' as the main communication s centre, used by the Royal Navy, to plot the progress of the Allied troops during the invasion of Normandy on D-Day and throughout the remainder of the War.
Very impressive video - the footage, editing, music. Subbed 👏
Do more videos in Portsmouth because they’re really cool
Kieran Bryant thanks buddy will do
Btw Southwick is not pronounced South-wick, it’s Suthh-ick
Wow, these are seriously impressive mate. Great video and awesome information as well
Lost With Lou Thankyou buddy appreciate your comment
Fascinating history
Keith Hambidge it’s one crazy place bud
Hi do you no who owns it I have found it but locked up or doing air soft lol I would love to go down this one
Nice. Could of done with a better light
How did you open the outside door??!!!
Thermise with permission
Do you know if i would be able to get in?
I know a bunch of kids who hang out around there and its like a secret meeting place for them that everyone kinda knows about. I think they got into the tunnels but Idk if it’s legal because they also did a bunch of illegal things down there and the chalk pits. It doesn’t answer your question if you mean legally but i think you can get in.
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