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Northern Fleet Museum takes train station No. 6 northbound to the terminal, get off the bus and follow the mobile phone map to find the way. About half an hour, I saw a bay not far away, and a white church flashed on the left side of the road. Turning a few hundred meters past the church, you will see an old blue building, the famous former Soviet Northern Fleet Command is in front of you, and it has now been changed to the Northern Fleet Museum. The building is facing a quiet harbor, no warships, even cargo ships can not see. The naval base in front of the building. It was too late, the museum opened, and three or two staff members came out, and an aunt smiled and made a closed sign. I heard that there are many naval ship exhibits and Northern Fleet war history, although I am not a military fan, but still feel a pity! I will leave tomorrow, I don't know when I will come again. After wandering around the building for more than ten minutes, looking at the bay, looking at the building where the exterior wall has begun to peel off, is the Northern Fleet, which used to have the most nuclear submarines, still alive today?