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Description
Tajna baza paliwowa Armii Radzieckiej w Herbach powstała w latach 60 XX wieku. Bazę obsługiwało polskie wojsko pod nadzorem dowódców radzieckich. Paliwo do bazy było dostarczane rurociągami z pobliskiej stacji kolejowej. W 1993 roku wojska radzieckie wojska radzieckie opuściły Polskę, natomiast sama jednostka fukncjonowała do 1996r. W późniejszych czasach na jej terenie siedzibę miała firma budowlana, natomiast na dzisiejsze czasy teren jest całkowicie opuszczony.
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- At the back, on the forest side, a broken concrete slab in the fence once allowed entry.
- More recent reports mention fresh padlocks on gates, doors and wickets, so getting in is harder.
- Opinions conflict: one comment says the area is open and legal to enter, others describe locked entrances.
- The area is monitored and cameras point at the gates; some commenters think they are dummies, others say they are newly installed and active.
- No security turned up during a stay of over 3 hours, but the most recent comment describes the site as guarded.
- The land belongs to the Herby municipality or is leased by a prison, and uniformed personnel regularly train there.
- The site is not fully abandoned, as exercises are held there and a fairly new building stands inside.
- The buildings are former barracks where spent ammunition casings are sometimes found, and remnants of entry gates survive.
- Craters left by fuel tanks can be found in the nearby forest.
- The actual Soviet unit lay further west towards the railway line, and traces of it remain in the forest.
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Comments
od strony koszar i od strony dworca mozna jeszcze trafic na resztowki bram wjazdowych.
Wydaje mi sie ze cwiczy tam jwk z lublinca, sadzac po samochodach bo tylko oni takie maja w okolicy, a w budynkach mozna znalezc czasem resztowki amunicji utm w .223