Castle Hill
Castle Hill first came to our attention in early 1995. Information came from a former Allied Intelligence Officer during WW2. He said there were a number of entries on Castle...
The awkward truth about Mt Louisa. Part 5
The Mt Louisa bunker first came to our attention in 1994, via the way of several ex-servicemen, who said they had either worked in or knew of it. Aerial photography...
The awkward truth about Mt Louisa. Part 4
The images above & below are actual ventilation shafts for Australian underground structures used during WW2. The image below (whilst not the best image) shows a vent photographed...
The awkward truth about Mt Louisa. Part 3
On the 23 of July 2002, Coffey geosciences Brisbane office was contracted to review our data of underground bunkers by the Department of Defense. The image below. Coffey’s senior engineer...
The awkward truth about Mt Louisa. Part 2
Figure Above: Mt Louisa as shown on Townsville (Special) topographical map as issued to the Australian Military Forces in 1942. Note, there is no quarries marked on the side of...
FSHQ Bankstown
In 2006, The ABMM along with Ocean Wilderness Group went to Bankstown to investigate claims of a bunker under which housing had been built. This gave the team a chance to test...