Ep 1. Doomsday at Dragon's Teeth

In the season 4 premiere episode of Mysteries of the Abandoned titled "Doomsday at Dragon's Teeth," viewers are taken on a journey through an abandoned bunker built during the Cold War. Located in the Hawaii's island of Oahu, the bunker is owned and operated by the United States military, but fell into disrepair when it was decommissioned in the 1990s.

The bunker was built at a strategic location known as Dragon's Teeth, which is a series of rock formations along the shoreline that resemble the teeth of a dragon. The area was chosen because it was believed to be safe from potential nuclear attacks and would provide shelter to the military personnel working in the bunker.

As the episode unfolds, viewers are given a glimpse into the bunker's past as experts explore the various rooms and tunnels that make up the facility. The bunker was designed to withstand a nuclear blast and was equipped with generators, air filtration systems, and even a small hospital ward.

Despite its impressive design, the bunker was never actually used for its intended purpose. Instead, it was used as a training ground for military personnel and as a storage facility for various equipment and supplies.

As the experts delve deeper into the bunker, they discover evidence of a secret government project that was being conducted during the Cold War era. The project involved the creation of a massive underground tunnel system that was designed to connect various military installations across the island.

The team also discovers evidence that suggests that the bunker may have been used as a research facility for biological and chemical weapons. While there is no concrete evidence to support these claims, the team is given access to some of the equipment and materials that were found inside the bunker.

Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to stunning visual displays of the various abandoned rooms and tunnels that make up the bunker. From the massive generators to the cramped living quarters, the bunker is a fascinating testament to the ingenuity of the military personnel who built it.

As the team concludes their investigation, they are left with more questions than answers about the bunker's past. Despite the mystery surrounding the operations that took place there, the bunker remains a hauntingly beautiful testament to the ingenuity and determination of the military personnel who built it.

While the bunker may no longer be operational, it serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers and consequences of nuclear warfare. The experts conclude that while the bunker may have ultimately been unnecessary, it remains an important piece of history that deserves to be preserved and remembered.