Steve, some of the best drone flying and filming I have ever seen. Outstanding job! Thanks so much to bringing Bering Hill alive for us Adak Marine veterans!

Spent a year there in the early 70's. Good to see the buildings still standing.

At the 2 second mark that's my house in the bottom left. The duplex on the right. My dad worked at NSGA from 90-92. Officer's Hill. My brother and I ran all around that whole area. Always going to the theater, the arcade, the pool, and ice cream shop. The building at 3:14 was the toy store and arts and crafts place. Bought a lot of Ninja Turtles there. I have some wild stories too.

I remember when that chapel opened, it was an impressive place for Adak. Use to stand shore patrol on the hill, had to walk the halls/tunnels and do security checks for 4-8 hours. Also had a second job at the Bering theatre and the Yakatat Athletic complex/auto hobby shop. Busy place at one time, creepy to see so run down and empty. 🍺😕

You do a great job, that drone technology gets you some good shots. I bet you are real careful and patient waiting for a calm day. Thanks for your effort and time posting these, a lot of us spent time there and Adak was our life, our community. Busy place for me and my wife, 4 years flew by.

Wow!! Brought back many memories of my home for a year in the 70's. Thanks for the video.

My father was stationed there back in the early 60's for a year. I remember well the Bering Building, the movie theatre, the hobby shop and the pool. I learned to swim in that pool and fish at Lake Andrews. The video brought back some really fond memories.

I lived in the longview barracks when I first got there before I got our house at 292D Turnkey

Nice walk down amnesia lane...Sept 76 - Feb 78. The tunnel under the street was cool.

NSGA 80-81. 395 days on the ROCK !!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🪨👀

Great shots! Love it! Aside from broken windows, at that height and distance its easy to remember the buildings as they were.

I was stationed at NSGA 1980-81

How about a walk through of the AIMD hangar, shops on ground floor and offices topside, squadron hangar, Birchwood Barracks, BOQ (old and new wings & Officers Club, the room with the fire place) and the old admin building.

Love the drone.

In the winter time while standing in the chow line , the rug rats would keep us entertained by being blown down the sidewalk while going into the rec center to watch a Saturday matinee locate the old horse stables , would be interested to find whether there are still boots nailed above the door to the tack house , we had a wood burning stove , and we would cook on it. One of the boots is mine. The others belong to Ricky Don Tucker , also known as "Tex " one other boot belongs to Willy , never knew his first name , and another belonged to someone that was there , and gone before I got there , I left an old phonograph there.

It blows my mind the government can establish all these buildings- loads of $, then abandon. Can anyone enter these old buildings? I know the hunting/ fishing, remote lifestyle is abundant, but I do wish there could be some kind of company/ resource that could bring people & finances to the island. On another note, Steve, perhaps a Adak documentary of Navel personal/ families that occupied that were stationed there. I wish I remembered more but I was quite young when we were there.

Navy just built the new barracks in 90. So sad to see it like this.

I wonder if there are still caribou on the Rock?