The Killing Field

Never-before-published photographs by Brian Venden Brink capture Maine's most menacing relic of the Cold War - the bunkers in Limestone once held enough

Never-before-published photographs by Brian Venden Brink capture Maine's most menacing relic of the Cold War - the bunkers in Limestone once held enough nuclear weapons to wipe out much of the world.
Image subjects: Loring Air Force Base - weapons bunkers
Loring Air Force Base - weapons bunkers
Loring Air Force Base - weapons bunkers
door to bunker at Loring AFB

Location: Limestone

Photography by: Brian Vanden Brink

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