Really interesting video. The bathrooms were cool! Crazy how technology has changed. I don’t know if it’s for the better… Shame that folks desecrate history.
You really need to get a life, and concern yourself with more important things than nit-picking. Also, why don't you ask anyone one else the same question you asked me?@@Wings_of_foam
I was born in Maspeth. Grew up in Rosedale and then moved to Suffolk County. Fort Tilden was a cool place to go see once it became abandoned. Thank you for the video!
Used to watch your video regularly a few years back, I guess I got some catching up to do. Great to see your subscriber count nowadays, and how more comfortable you seem on camera compared to back then
For around 13:30 the name can be fire director, the terms change between services and period. Also sometime in the interwar period they were linked to electromechanical systems that passed the info around the facility/ship automatically without the operators needing to, as WW2 approached and began those systems were totally automated. The target just needed to be designated and the large electromechanical computers did the rest, as World War 2 progressed RADAR increasingly replaced the optical range finding and designation though all of these innovations saw less adoption for shore to sea anti ship batteries as getting them fitted to warships was the priority, in some cases the smaller multipurpose batteries like the 8" guns kept pace for air defence.
I have been to almost every one of these that we have on the West Coast. The ones West are taken care of. There are miles of underground facilities that are likely blocked off.
This was really cool ! I myself did two videos on batteries in the Pacific Coast area of San Pedro california mobile instinct you should try going there. One is called battery 127 and the other is called battery leary merriam both located on the san pedro area I believe so!
Lots of those around San Francisco and the Golden Gate. A Terminator film was shot at one in Marin County. The best preserved are on Angel Island with 100 year old graffiti by troopers going off to the Pacific before WWI. Some are sealed off but urban explores often get into the deepest places. You ever make to it San Francisco check them out.
@@wotintarnation2077 the victims of the Hawaii fire only got a one time payment of $700 per household not per person. Meanwhile these " migrants " are getting $2,000 a month on a preloaded debit card every month.
@@ccov89Yeah, that's typically what happens. It's their hobby or profession and think everyone should know as much as them. Makes them feel smart maybe.
