Great explore, great camera work, great information, and great team. Good work folk.

Proper Golden Gems in this bunker for sure 😊

Blimey, this is a blast from the past.

My grandad was in the navy at Chatham and my mum his daughter use to tell me about going down the miles of tunnels in the 40s to take him sandwiches said tunnel's go everywhere, excellent chanel guys keep up the good work.

Great explore! We just don't have places like this in the states. Glad there are people like u out there searching for the forgotten

Love your intro

I remember climbing down the stairs rails. Such a beautiful place . Should have been preserved. So glad I got to see it with my boy

The lamp on that bed is the same type thed use in road works from 60s

Ok folks lets go

Merry Christmas Ian, ..& all at iks, ..❤🎄❤🎄❤

Another interesting episode, there is still a lot to discover.

Let's go folks 👏

Great stuff. I've always wondered about what was under in the melville court and the dock road tunnels.

Great explore, not many in this good condition nowadays.

Lots of muck floating on those staircases. Back in the early days - and not so early - asbestos used to be laced into certain types of fabric, cement roofing... and Bakelite. Nasty stuff. That last staircase was really dodgy. Nevermind the footage being from 2016. What a massive and fascinating place, folks. Cheers.

Back in the days when you had hair !

Einfach super Interessant. 👍

It would have been interesting to see how you got from the bloody car park to the stairwell in the initial shot.

I'm glad there's no graffiti good to see history you should visit harwich redoubt Fort its maintained by volunteers I use to volunteer there

What happened at the end there... rushed exit?

Where did you get in that one the spiral staircase on dock road is welded shut ain’t it or did you get in dockyard end I thought it was part of nore command I thought the entrance was behind command house but I think it’s on the road by the church

Been living in chatham for 40 yrs…first time I’ve heard of these tunnels…quite amazing…I wonder why they haven’t been opened to the public

If there is one thing I regret about when I went to uni here, is I never explored any of the tunnels in the area.

Won't get in there no more 😢, sealed for good

Yes those toilets are from the days when there were actually still women about. Yes that would have been a small telephone exchange. Being mostly chalk the Medway Towns has been a haven for tunnel builders throughout its history throw in all the military presence and you have an explorers heaven, lots and lots of which I have explored since I was about 9 or so, and more when I worked in the Dockyard I'm now 74 and this is completely new to me so thankyou.

I walked rite into that cable pipe at 40:45 when i did it 😂😂😂

Great video , amazing what we have in our town , one often wonders who built these tunnels and what else is there hidden away.

Lose your bearings battery goes flat , end of days no wonder they welded the manhole lids shut.

Have you ran out of places to explore 😊

Can't hear the narration for the background music

I don't live to far from there....

..it says asbestos

Wow that's damp look like a good place to put the refugees It is better than a tent

Did anyone get here from accidentaly spelling iks instead of ksi?