Since the entire museum is dedicated to the Airborne Forces, I will begin my review with this. Previous report: Museum of Armament and Military Equipment of the Airborne Forces. Introductory… Continue reading "Museum of Armament and Military Equipment of the Airborne Forces. Airborne Forces Pavilion."
My mind, accustomed to the Asian expanses of my homeland—first the USSR, then Russia—didn’t immediately grasp the constricted nature of the European part of the country. It’s 1.5-2 hours from… Continue reading "Museum of Armament and Military Equipment of the Airborne Forces. Introductory overview."
No matter how long our journey lasted, it inevitably came to an end. As was clear from all the diagrams, the exit is not where the entrance is. Initial report: Balaklava… Continue reading "Balaklava Underground Museum Complex. Exit."
We have another irreversible door ahead, its red mouth invitingly gaping. Initial report: Balaklava Underground Museum Complex. Entrance. Previous report: Balaklava Underground Museum Complex. Torpedo Route The tunnel differs from all… Continue reading "Balaklava Underground Museum Complex. Nuclear Arsenal Zone."
We’re making another turn, passing another cutoff door, and the surroundings change. Before you turn, don’t forget to look up, Initial report: Balaklava Underground Museum Complex. Entrance. Previous report: Balaklava Underground… Continue reading "Balaklava Underground Museum Complex. Torpedo Route"
We come out into the same canal-tunnel, but here we can already see the light at its end. Initial report: Balaklava Underground Museum Complex. Entrance. Previous report: Balaklava Underground Museum Complex. To… Continue reading "Balaklava Underground Museum Complex. Underground Dock."
