Looks like a training and simulation area, would explain all the server racks to deal with different attack simulations from air, land and sea scenarios, do not think it is a bunker but rooms to isolate all the operators, this keeps everyone unaware of changing battle environments. Would be used to test and train battle operations officers. The balcony was probably used to view the graphic simulation environment and the officer(s) in command of the theatre being engaged.
I noticed some of the doors were knife edge doors. They protect comms and electricals from EMP. This usually means the facility is above ground and not deep level
It’s definitely not blood. I’ve been to many crime scenes and blood once out of the body congeals (clots) and becomes really thick . Platelets and proteins in a persons plasma work together by forming clots. Old blood gets darker and browner.
10:52 I could be wrong but on rooms like these there could be some dangers when entering. have no idea what this room is for but it could for example be possible that this room is for sterilizing objects, equipment or anything else by using radiation. even tho there are no radiation warning signs around visible in the video, there has been other incidents inside another type of building where there was very poor warning signs regarding the radiation danger and no locks on the doors to a room that had an enormous radiation source and because of that a couple of people had died because of the poor safety. and here there are no other warning signs other than the "inform guard force (Ext 4014) before opening door". but again i could be wrong, could be because of explosive, bio, chemical, air pressure or gases or something.
Just so you know its not some bunker its a place called QinetiQ located in Malvern that used to work on developing the UK's navel and air systems such as navigation, weapons, armour etc the place got closed down due to asbestos and it would of been cheaper to close the place down and move then remove and replace it
Contrary to some of the comments here, this was a bunker of sorts. It was built as the prototype for the ROTOR R4 bunkers used by the RAF under the ROTOR scheme in the 50s and 60s. The one in this vid was never built to be operational, it was used to test the equipment and systems - the real R4 bunkers were places like Kelvedon Hatch, Shipton, Barnton Quarry and few others, buried securely underground. It was then refitted over the years to test new equipment used by the RAF in their surviving air defence bunkers such as Boulmer...
@@truevip100 honestly it never was. The ROTOR scheme was started early to mid 50s, a huge number of sites were constructed in various designs (R1, R2, R3, R4, etc) all across the country. The technology was in its infancy, so the prototype site was needed for various testing needs. ROTOR never really worked, and the number of sites was quickly reduced, then various other schemes such as LINESMAN/MEDIATOR, UKADGE, etc were introduced over the next few decades to try to build a workable system - arguably none of it really worked properly until the 1990s. The site in the video was used for testing kit across all the various schemes, as were a number of the "proper" sites like Ash, Holmpton in the 80s and 90s. But this was definitely never an operational facility I'm afraid.
If that’s true, then this has to be a total waste of money. Why not just build a scale model and test this way? To build a full on facility just to test to see if will work prior to building the real thing sounds ridiculous
@@truevip100 the need was to actually test all of the kit working together, for the 50s it was ultra high tech, even though it seems laughable out of date now. Remember a huge number of sites were being built, it's not like today where the RAF has two or three air defence bunkers, ROTOR needed 60-70 sites, some sites had radar systems, those passed radar plots on to other sites that plotted all of the plots from radar sites in its sector to form a consolidated picture. So, in the scheme of things, one more site amongst 60 is nothing.
@@truevip100 Sometimes you just have to build the first one to flush out the problems. The Swiss built many big civilian Nuclear shelters, but it wasn't until they occupied them they found some really serious issues that brought the whole plan into question.
Grew up in corsham, once got chased for pointing a bright orange water pistol at gate guards(armed) it's true there are many tunnels and rooms, lots of space. Some of it is used to store wine, !?! Mod is all over Wiltshire, I know cos my father worked f mod, spent most his time in cape Canaveral. I really wld love t go back and explore, copenacre (where the chap was) was fully functional back then. Probably an urban myth but the London to Bristol rail track runs through corsham and goes through box tunnel, one of Brunel. They say the queens train wld stop in the tunnel allowing access to this mad place. Wish I knew 30 yrs ago
iTS PERFECTLY SAFE. IT WAS A TEST BED FOR BUNKERS WHICH WERE ROLLED OUT FOR USE....BIG SHOUT OUT FOR YOUR EFFORT BUT YOU SAW IT WITH US FIRST. SHOUT OUT TO THE JAY SAUNDERS MASSIVE.
In terms of security, the fact the door level security and airlock are present usually indicates the building is based on a relatively insecure site. Think of it like an onion skin. If you have a top secret site with dogs and men with guns plus overt patrols and heavy surveillance, you usually won’t require heavy security internally as everyone on the site will be cleared to a high level. It’s not been unknown for secure bunkers on military bases to be found with doors propped open with fire extinguishers…. The airlocks are quite cool as they can also weigh you in and out of the area.
11:51 is a type of turnstile called a Tubestile. It is a means of controlling access, normally part of a card based access control system. These were initially designed and installed by a UK company as far back as the 1970's. Can't remember who made them, but can remember where they were installed.
Some of the chemicals and equipment look like photographic development as the viewer was there in the first room. It could be processing and training for photographic development by airborne or land cameras. It also could be processing sensitive photos from unexplained occurrences or happening and possible contact. But its speculation.
Thoughts: 4:00 - Not a hospital, as you said in your first vid it's "signals" - so please remove that "Area-51" assumption, - suggest editing the title as it doesn't look serious for abandoned exploration. Heavily secured rooms are likely signals, codes, encryption etc - they will be subject to the kind of security you saw. Really look forward to more vids, but... really.. isn't blood lol. It's also not a "Vault", or a "bunker" to survive anything. It's more of a big safe to protect something, i.e. codes, computer stuff it's not designed to resist explosions etc etc.. Good luck operating that push,turn,slide lock next time :) Reckon you just needed to slide it a bit more..
If one of those doors would have closed behind you and had an auto-lock system you'd be locked in and nobody would have been coming to let you out ...... game over....... do not pass go.
I thought it could possibly be a Disease control centre with that lab equipment fume cabinets who knows but the glassware was weird, Glad you’ve entered it and looked at it I’m happy not to god knows it’s possible some orrible stuff may have been handled there. Who knows mystery
Hello, just found your channel, i was looking for other guy who posted a video on the same place, but he deleted it for some reason, anyway, somewhere in there was a warning saying.."in case of doubt, keep them out", did you saw this warning? i was wondering what this could mean, like, in doubt of what? keep them out? them who? obs: actually the warning appears at 13:06 Good job mate, keep it coming! cheers!
It's a scif room secure compartmentalise information room were sensitive information is handled military airforce or navy Faraday shielding etc incase if emp during atomic blast or emp weapons that my guess anyways .
The ROTOR bunker mock up was used to test equipment in an operational setting. As a research bunker there was no need for it to be underground. The most significant piece of technology to stem from the research in that building is the invention of the Touchscreen.
my mother (now 94 yr old) was based there during the war, it was an operations bunker, the real entrance lift is no where near the manor house, approx 1 mile away, she worked with bomber/air command, and would see prince Phillip on a regular basis walking the grounds, always had a smile and an acknowledgement for the service people, such a gentleman,, there are literally miles of corridors/rooms/labs/etc, many are closed off sealed.
These Labs would carry out experiments on animals! Hence the labs. Sometimes the Mod would even use willing human participants. But deffo animal testing, lots of bio-hazard materials. After the animal died from the experiment, they would autopsy them too see the effects of the experiments conducted on them. Chilling, horrible
dude you passed so many papers and packets and books and didn't even glance at them, or at least didn't show it... no doubt that would all be useful in piecing together the puzzle of what went on there...
This looks very simmiler to a place not too far from me. Bunkers are mostly viewed as military instilation's. However, this (if it is indeed the same place) was used by utility company's (water, gas and electricity mainly) there was a small military presence, however, it was mainly limmited to sciantific support, site security and things simmiler to that. The end of the site's service life is a bit odd and rather grey to the point where I don't fully understand it. From what I can gather, it was handed over to either, DSTL or some other sciance based organisation who ran certain tests, a few of which were directed towards animals and animal's organs (may explain the possible finding of blood as it came from a bag?) When I last went to see it, there was still power, and just after we left, we did run into a member of the MPGS, but that was back in around 2017 so it may well have changed. The labs before the hand over were used to run tests on water and determin if it was safe to drink so that they could alter the ratio of chemicals in the water to keep it safe. The aspestos signs are quite old, apparently, it was all removed before the site got handed over, but obviously, the risk is still there. There are quite a few rooms in there that were designed to store computers in the event of a nuclier attack in order to prevent them from being destroyed by the electro magnetic force of a blast. This may not be the same site, I know there are quite a few simmiler ones around the UK, but the layout is too simmiler for me not to give some insight. (also, some of this was from google, so don't quote me on anything)
Looks like a training and simulation area, would explain all the server racks to deal with different attack simulations from air, land and sea scenarios, do not think it is a bunker but rooms to isolate all the operators, this keeps everyone unaware of changing battle environments. Would be used to test and train battle operations officers. The balcony was probably used to view the graphic simulation environment and the officer(s) in command of the theatre being engaged.
I noticed some of the doors were knife edge doors. They protect comms and electricals from EMP. This usually means the facility is above ground and not deep level
It’s definitely not blood. I’ve been to many crime scenes and blood once out of the body congeals (clots) and becomes really thick . Platelets and proteins in a persons plasma work together by forming clots. Old blood gets darker and browner.
Thank you
10:52 I could be wrong but on rooms like these there could be some dangers when entering. have no idea what this room is for but it could for example be possible that this room is for sterilizing objects, equipment or anything else by using radiation. even tho there are no radiation warning signs around visible in the video, there has been other incidents inside another type of building where there was very poor warning signs regarding the radiation danger and no locks on the doors to a room that had an enormous radiation source and because of that a couple of people had died because of the poor safety. and here there are no other warning signs other than the "inform guard force (Ext 4014) before opening door". but again i could be wrong, could be because of explosive, bio, chemical, air pressure or gases or something.
Just so you know its not some bunker its a place called QinetiQ located in Malvern that used to work on developing the UK's navel and air systems such as navigation, weapons, armour etc the place got closed down due to asbestos and it would of been cheaper to close the place down and move then remove and replace it
Thanks 👋. I know this but when exploring you don’t give locations away etc. Ok now it’s going or gone. Thanks
Qinetiq is still very much in business
3:43
Laminar flow bench
4:05
Microfiche viewer (bronze coloured, right hand side)
9:41
Server racks
Happy to be proven wrong, but I'm 99.9% certain.
Awesome knowledge matey thank you
Contrary to some of the comments here, this was a bunker of sorts. It was built as the prototype for the ROTOR R4 bunkers used by the RAF under the ROTOR scheme in the 50s and 60s. The one in this vid was never built to be operational, it was used to test the equipment and systems - the real R4 bunkers were places like Kelvedon Hatch, Shipton, Barnton Quarry and few others, buried securely underground. It was then refitted over the years to test new equipment used by the RAF in their surviving air defence bunkers such as Boulmer...
Why waste all of that money, time and materials to build a prototype? This was clearly an operational building at some point.
@@truevip100 honestly it never was. The ROTOR scheme was started early to mid 50s, a huge number of sites were constructed in various designs (R1, R2, R3, R4, etc) all across the country. The technology was in its infancy, so the prototype site was needed for various testing needs. ROTOR never really worked, and the number of sites was quickly reduced, then various other schemes such as LINESMAN/MEDIATOR, UKADGE, etc were introduced over the next few decades to try to build a workable system - arguably none of it really worked properly until the 1990s. The site in the video was used for testing kit across all the various schemes, as were a number of the "proper" sites like Ash, Holmpton in the 80s and 90s. But this was definitely never an operational facility I'm afraid.
If that’s true, then this has to be a total waste of money. Why not just build a scale model and test this way? To build a full on facility just to test to see if will work prior to building the real thing sounds ridiculous
@@truevip100 the need was to actually test all of the kit working together, for the 50s it was ultra high tech, even though it seems laughable out of date now. Remember a huge number of sites were being built, it's not like today where the RAF has two or three air defence bunkers, ROTOR needed 60-70 sites, some sites had radar systems, those passed radar plots on to other sites that plotted all of the plots from radar sites in its sector to form a consolidated picture. So, in the scheme of things, one more site amongst 60 is nothing.
@@truevip100 Sometimes you just have to build the first one to flush out the problems. The Swiss built many big civilian Nuclear shelters, but it wasn't until they occupied them they found some really serious issues that brought the whole plan into question.
Fascinating stuff! Seen many bunker ruins in Spain.
Grew up in corsham, once got chased for pointing a bright orange water pistol at gate guards(armed) it's true there are many tunnels and rooms, lots of space. Some of it is used to store wine, !?! Mod is all over Wiltshire, I know cos my father worked f mod, spent most his time in cape Canaveral. I really wld love t go back and explore, copenacre (where the chap was) was fully functional back then. Probably an urban myth but the London to Bristol rail track runs through corsham and goes through box tunnel, one of Brunel. They say the queens train wld stop in the tunnel allowing access to this mad place. Wish I knew 30 yrs ago
(5:00) That's not blood, the blood oxidizes on the air and take dark burgundy almost black shade.
Love the Lionheart 84 sticker on the alarm box
That is not the uk area 51 bunker bro it's in wiltshire within box mine
Exactly
@@ethanjones6160is this video not Rudloe manor
It looks like QinetiQ
Correct
iTS PERFECTLY SAFE. IT WAS A TEST BED FOR BUNKERS WHICH WERE ROLLED OUT FOR USE....BIG SHOUT OUT FOR YOUR EFFORT BUT YOU SAW IT WITH US FIRST. SHOUT OUT TO THE JAY SAUNDERS MASSIVE.
Its not UKs area 51. A better bet would be to look under St Mawgan, or the buried bunkers at Davidstow
3.58 is a microfiche machine. The smaller item with trigger is a Polaroid to convert docs to microfiche. I’m old enough to have used one.
In terms of security, the fact the door level security and airlock are present usually indicates the building is based on a relatively insecure site. Think of it like an onion skin. If you have a top secret site with dogs and men with guns plus overt patrols and heavy surveillance, you usually won’t require heavy security internally as everyone on the site will be cleared to a high level. It’s not been unknown for secure bunkers on military bases to be found with doors propped open with fire extinguishers…. The airlocks are quite cool as they can also weigh you in and out of the area.
Ahhhh.....I see!!
Great Hat , i want this Britisch Special Forces Bush hat
11:51 is a type of turnstile called a Tubestile. It is a means of controlling access, normally part of a card based access control system. These were initially designed and installed by a UK company as far back as the 1970's. Can't remember who made them, but can remember where they were installed.
13:05 "If in doubt keep them out" interesting
One can only imagine where they moved this facility to and how much better it would be over this one which looks pretty much intact.
Some of the chemicals and equipment look like photographic development as the viewer was there in the first room. It could be processing and training for photographic development by airborne or land cameras. It also could be processing sensitive photos from unexplained occurrences or happening and possible contact. But its speculation.
That place is amazing, good vid man really enjoyed.
Thank you
Awesome! Well done guys, thanks for giving us an insight to the covert and secret worlds hidden within
Thanks matey
i used to design and build IT and technology labs. The room with all the 240 sockets on a dado rail is a lab for sure.
Aw I see. Thank you Matt
Wow that looks an awesome place
Looks a bit like an explosive liquid, usually it dries up unless there's a canister which someone tried to open it.
Thoughts:
4:00 - Not a hospital, as you said in your first vid it's "signals" - so please remove that "Area-51" assumption, - suggest editing the title as it doesn't look serious for abandoned exploration. Heavily secured rooms are likely signals, codes, encryption etc - they will be subject to the kind of security you saw. Really look forward to more vids, but... really.. isn't blood lol.
It's also not a "Vault", or a "bunker" to survive anything. It's more of a big safe to protect something, i.e. codes, computer stuff it's not designed to resist explosions etc etc.. Good luck operating that push,turn,slide lock next time :) Reckon you just needed to slide it a bit more..
Area 51 is a military airport.
It’s all about S-4 up the road from Area-51
5:05 those cabinets are worth very good money
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Should have looked in them files in that workshop if your going back I'd check them out
Thanks Paul. 🙏
7:48, blue sign says emergency number 2222, defo some old MOD unit of some sort
It was DRA later DERA later Qinetiq
R&D if you don't know
If one of those doors would have closed behind you and had an auto-lock system you'd be locked in and nobody would have been coming to let you out ...... game over....... do not pass go.
Great fantasy 😂. Maybe they could make or would of made a film about me one day
I thought it could possibly be a Disease control centre with that lab equipment fume cabinets who knows but the glassware was weird, Glad you’ve entered it and looked at it I’m happy not to god knows it’s possible some orrible stuff may have been handled there. Who knows mystery
An interesting find well done sir.
Thank you 🙏
Hi jay just seen this one very interesting didn’t know this even existed so glad you wore mask and that you your friend was ok 👍 x
Thanks Faye. Very appreciated
Question is where is the new one's out with the old in with the new keep up the great work 💪🏻☘️
Thank you
3:44 those are negative air hoods
Well done. You’ve found an old lab and a data centre.....
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Hello, just found your channel, i was looking for other guy who posted a video on the same place, but he deleted it for some reason, anyway, somewhere in there was a warning saying.."in case of doubt, keep them out", did you saw this warning? i was wondering what this could mean, like, in doubt of what? keep them out? them who?
obs: actually the warning appears at 13:06
Good job mate, keep it coming! cheers!
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It’s there purely to remind people working within to be mindful of security.
The United at 2 min is a platform for calibrating gyroscopes
Some secret conversations took place in that gaff. Bunker??? Maybe not but it’s very secure. Thanks for the tour 👍
No problem. I have to agree also
Bust the glass full send lmao
😂
excellent ,well done jay .
Thank you Robert
It's a scif room secure compartmentalise information room were sensitive information is handled military airforce or navy Faraday shielding etc incase if emp during atomic blast or emp weapons that my guess anyways .
id like to know if the power was still on
It was not matey.
excellent find mate
Thank you 🙏🙏
It's typical of secure UK Govt laboratories
I wasn’t home at that moment, next time give me a shout and i’ll show you the whole crib
Looks like an old bio lab...
Sweet place!
🙌
Good quality film. What camera do you use?
Well thank you. I only have a GoPro hero 6. Not the best but I make do.
Bro you should go inside Burlington raf corsham
Fuck me size of locks on the door and how thick door is. What ever they was up to to have door like that got been top secret
Hey guys. Yeah it’s crazy there was like 14 of those huge doors in total.
Where exactly is or was this place? If it has indeed now been demolished like you say then surely you can say?
Thanks.
Yes. Malvern Worcestershire
What do you think went on there ?
Not sure to be honest. Few people have said the labs where biochemistry or something. Bunker wise not a clue
The ROTOR bunker mock up was used to test equipment in an operational setting. As a research bunker there was no need for it to be underground. The most significant piece of technology to stem from the research in that building is the invention of the Touchscreen.
Wow amazing knowledge matey. Thank you for your comments I loved reading this. Great stuff very interesting 🙏
Superb Recce there ! best yet .. take me there ;)
Thank you matey. I may be going back to film some bike shots so welcome to come
Good job Jay interesting place to see .. And no that was not blood looks like a chemical from the glass flask !
Hey Terry. Yeah I think you are right to be honest. Strange liquid to have lying around
That isn't a bunker it's a operation communication and strategy planning room for the raf.
Awesome 👏
my mother (now 94 yr old) was based there during the war, it was an operations bunker, the real entrance lift is no where near the manor house, approx 1 mile away, she worked with bomber/air command, and would see prince Phillip on a regular basis walking the grounds, always had a smile and an acknowledgement for the service people, such a gentleman,, there are literally miles of corridors/rooms/labs/etc, many are closed off sealed.
This is insane
Agreed
These Labs would carry out experiments on animals! Hence the labs. Sometimes the Mod would even use willing human participants. But deffo animal testing, lots of bio-hazard materials.
After the animal died from the experiment, they would autopsy them too see the effects of the experiments conducted on them. Chilling, horrible
Every place is now area 51 including Rudloe Manner
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Is this the same place where there huge amount of underground tunnels/caves with a red door
Sort your headgear out mate, who do you think you are hahahaha
😂
Brilliant, but what gets me more than anything else as a carpenter, there must be shed loads of people who built it where are they?
Blood dries mate, defo not that. More than likely that substance you pointed out in the jar.
Great point Ash thanks for that matey 🙏🙏
Biocontainment facility! I would not go back there!
I won’t be going back to be honest. Didn’t like this explore apart from what I called the bunker part
Wasn't blood it wasn't congealed
Looks like hydraulic fluid.
This was not the uk area 51 but still an interesting place. What county were you in by the way?
Worcestershire
Jay, if you get the opportunity, get yourself down to Corsham in Wiltshire and try the Burlington Bunker exploration. That is the uk area 51
Awesome mate thank s
Looks like Base control
dude you passed so many papers and packets and books and didn't even glance at them, or at least didn't show it... no doubt that would all be useful in piecing together the puzzle of what went on there...
Very true. Was up against the clock though unfortunately but live and learn I guess
This is the birth place of 77th brigade they had to move because of asbestos
Great information thank you
YOU MISSED THE UNDERGROUND LABS WITH THE ET TESTING ROOM. TO GET TO THE UNDERGROUND LABS FIND THE FARADAY CAGE AND THE ENTRANCE IS RIGHT NEAR IT.
Thanks. It’s all being knocked down now matey. Did you watch all three videos on this
there are probably more than a few of the AREA 51 locations! so theere is no telling which one is the REAL one🤣🤣🤣🤣
Early 2000's
It's not that old? Probably designed in late 90s
Wrong. 50’s
This looks very simmiler to a place not too far from me. Bunkers are mostly viewed as military instilation's. However, this (if it is indeed the same place) was used by utility company's (water, gas and electricity mainly) there was a small military presence, however, it was mainly limmited to sciantific support, site security and things simmiler to that. The end of the site's service life is a bit odd and rather grey to the point where I don't fully understand it. From what I can gather, it was handed over to either, DSTL or some other sciance based organisation who ran certain tests, a few of which were directed towards animals and animal's organs (may explain the possible finding of blood as it came from a bag?) When I last went to see it, there was still power, and just after we left, we did run into a member of the MPGS, but that was back in around 2017 so it may well have changed. The labs before the hand over were used to run tests on water and determin if it was safe to drink so that they could alter the ratio of chemicals in the water to keep it safe. The aspestos signs are quite old, apparently, it was all removed before the site got handed over, but obviously, the risk is still there. There are quite a few rooms in there that were designed to store computers in the event of a nuclier attack in order to prevent them from being destroyed by the electro magnetic force of a blast.
This may not be the same site, I know there are quite a few simmiler ones around the UK, but the layout is too simmiler for me not to give some insight. (also, some of this was from google, so don't quote me on anything)
Wow awesome knowledge mate thank you
@@JaysFabShop No problem, I have a large interest in what lays beneath the ground. If you know where to look, there is so much to find. Happy hunting.
Speak to anyonevv who grew up around here and they could take you here no problem. Its not an area 51 either
This room was a duplicate of an Air Force command centre. The narrator lives in a fantasy world and talks a lot of ill informed rubbish.
Bla bla bla bla
Proof? Source Material?
To be fair he doesn't once say what he's saying is fact. He asked what do you think many times. Just another Urban explorer with a you tube channel.
What is going on with that hat?
It’s all I can afford
These are not bunkers
Not the secret bunker
Is this a video about your face?
Beautiful isn’t it
This was all played with sorry paid with with tax money
Thays not uk area 51 😂😂
I know 😂.
bro sorry, but please lose that hat lol
What a load of bullshit where is the dust there is none anywhere
😮 new levels of stupid.
That hat doe's nothing for your 👃
BS
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