Re: Mystery abandoned military site at Baykonur
- From: "dmitrik" <dmitrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 9 Jan 2006 06:34:16 -0800
Derek Lyons wrote:
> "Jim Oberg" <jameseoberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >whether it might be associated with the
> >now-abandoned SAM sites, or even nuclear
> >weapons storage.
You just let your imagination run wild :)
The titles on the photos and everything else suggest that was a
"strojbat" - "construction batallion", basically the workforce.
> Translations of the book titles at
> http://photofile.ru/image.php?id=9575274
"Socialist military collective" :) :) :)
> and
> http://photofile.ru/image.php?id=9575277
"Unified norms and quotes for building, construction and repair works"
> And the signage at
> http://photofile.ru/image.php?id=9575470&pager=2
"High Voltage! Danger of death. Voltage 380 volts. Responsible for
safety priv. Normohamedov"
> and
> http://photofile.ru/image.php?id=9575471
The title under the photo says "they couldn't even find russian
electrician"
> might help. As would any overheads.
I hope so :) :) :)
> could be the remains of a production line, with stuff being assembled
> by a line of workers.
> http://photofile.ru/image.php?id=9575141
That is the drying room when you dry your clothes.
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