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Check out the original 5cm KwK gun inside the German bunker at Wn65 Omaha Beach at St-Laurent-sur-Mer, Normandy. #ww2 #normandybunkers

Check out the original 5cm KwK gun inside the German bunker at Wn65 Omaha Beach at St-Laurent-sur-Mer, Normandy. #ww2 #normandybunkers

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RARE VIEW OF GERMAN RADIO BUNKERS IN NORMANDY Here’s a view of a series of bunkers which largely go under the radar for visitors to Normandy. This is the Erika II radar station in St Pierre Église to the east of Cherbourg on the northern Cotentin peninsula. Hidden behind tall hedgerows away from passing travellers, there are six installations here for the late-war, long-range, radio guidance system plus two generator and command bunkers - one of which is being developed and refurbished inside. M

RARE VIEW OF GERMAN RADIO BUNKERS IN NORMANDY Here’s a view of a series of bunkers which largely go under the radar for visitors to Normandy. This is the Erika II radar station in St Pierre Église to the east of Cherbourg on the northern Cotentin peninsula. Hidden behind tall hedgerows away from passing travellers, there are six installations here for the late-war, long-range, radio guidance system plus two generator and command bunkers - one of which is being developed and refurbished inside. M

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June 6, 1944 – Inside the Bunkers: A German Officer’s View of D Day... For overlitant Klaus Richter of the 352nd Artillery Regiment, the morning began like any other on the Normandy coast. A thin, damp mist hung over the English Channel, muffling the world in a gray stillness. The air was cold, filled with the familiar scent of salt and wet earth. It was just after 5 a.m. Another watch, another day of anxious waiting. But through his binoculars, as the first hint of dawn tried to break the horiz

June 6, 1944 – Inside the Bunkers: A German Officer’s View of D Day... For overlitant Klaus Richter of the 352nd Artillery Regiment, the morning began like any other on the Normandy coast. A thin, damp mist hung over the English Channel, muffling the world in a gray stillness. The air was cold, filled with the familiar scent of salt and wet earth. It was just after 5 a.m. Another watch, another day of anxious waiting. But through his binoculars, as the first hint of dawn tried to break the horiz

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Normandy Bunker - German WWII Atlantic Wall Defensive Position

Normandy Bunker - German WWII Atlantic Wall Defensive Position

UNDERGROUND BUNKER ABOVE OMAHA BEACH IN NORMANDY Take a look inside this original WW2 German bunker system at the strongpoint known as Wn60 La Revolution, situated high on the hills near Colleville-sur-Mer, Normandy. There was an extensive system of trenches here, linking more than a dozen different concrete constructions designed to defend this area to the eastern end of Omaha beach. Here you can see the underground entrance to a buried Tobruk with a plinth for mounting a heavy machine gun whil

UNDERGROUND BUNKER ABOVE OMAHA BEACH IN NORMANDY Take a look inside this original WW2 German bunker system at the strongpoint known as Wn60 La Revolution, situated high on the hills near Colleville-sur-Mer, Normandy. There was an extensive system of trenches here, linking more than a dozen different concrete constructions designed to defend this area to the eastern end of Omaha beach. Here you can see the underground entrance to a buried Tobruk with a plinth for mounting a heavy machine gun whil

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AMAZING VIEW OF OVERHANGING OBSERVATION BUNKER IN NORMANDY One of our favourite locations in Normandy, this WW2 German observation bunker stands overhanging the 100m high cliffs in the small village of Heuqueville. Located just a few kilometres north of Le Havre, it was the forward position for a small gun batterie which featured open emplacements for cannons and anti-aircraft guns plus eight personnel shelters. It was built inland but now overhangs due to erosion of the cliff over the past 80 y

AMAZING VIEW OF OVERHANGING OBSERVATION BUNKER IN NORMANDY One of our favourite locations in Normandy, this WW2 German observation bunker stands overhanging the 100m high cliffs in the small village of Heuqueville. Located just a few kilometres north of Le Havre, it was the forward position for a small gun batterie which featured open emplacements for cannons and anti-aircraft guns plus eight personnel shelters. It was built inland but now overhangs due to erosion of the cliff over the past 80 y

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ENGINE REMAINS OF BLOWN UP SHERMAN IN NORMANDY DUNES Enjoy a close up view of one of the US M4 Sherman tanks in the dunes at Biville, Normandy. There isn’t much left inside the vehicle but you can still see the gearbox and remaining parts of the huge radial engine which once powered it. This Sherman - which featured a 75mm gun - is an M4A1 built by the Pressed Steel Car Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and one of over 8,000 constructed during WW2. It’s one of a handful of armoured vehicles i

ENGINE REMAINS OF BLOWN UP SHERMAN IN NORMANDY DUNES Enjoy a close up view of one of the US M4 Sherman tanks in the dunes at Biville, Normandy. There isn’t much left inside the vehicle but you can still see the gearbox and remaining parts of the huge radial engine which once powered it. This Sherman - which featured a 75mm gun - is an M4A1 built by the Pressed Steel Car Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and one of over 8,000 constructed during WW2. It’s one of a handful of armoured vehicles i

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ENGINE REMAINS OF BLOWN UP SHERMAN IN NORMANDY DUNES Enjoy a close up view of one of the US M4 Sherman tanks in the dunes at Biville, Normandy. There isn’t much left inside the vehicle but you can still see the gearbox and remaining parts of the huge radial engine which once powered it. This Sherman - which featured a 75mm gun - is an M4A1 built by the Pressed Steel Car Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and one of over 8,000 constructed during WW2. It’s one of a handful of armoured vehicles i

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LOOK INSIDE WW2 GERMAN RADAR STAND You can’t miss this little building on the cliff top near the town of Audinghen in the Pas de Calais region of Northern France. Situated near the Todt Batterie at German strongpoint Wn166a Seydlitz, this construction was a base for a FuMo 214 Wurzburg Reise radar. There are some great coastal walks around here and on a clear day you can see across the Channel to the white chalk cliffs of southern England. #normandybunkers #DDay #DDay77 #Normandy #6June1944 #Uta

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LOOK INSIDE WW2 GERMAN RADAR BUILDING You can’t miss this little building on the cliff top near the town of Audinghen in the Pas de Calais region of Northern France. Situated near the Todt Batterie at German strongpoint Wn166a Seydlitz, this V229 type construction was a base for a FuMo 214 Wurzburg Riese radar system. The Wurzburg Riese was a large, dish type radar with a rear tech cabin which stood on top of the concrete stand and could rotate. It was a medium range tracking device capable of d

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INSIDE AMAZING WW2 GERMAN OBSERVATION BUNKER This unique bunker was built in 1942 to be an observation tower for a number of large gun batteries built in this area of northern France. Designed to look like a church steeple - wartime images even show it with a cross on top and a clock face painted on one side - this huge concrete construction is located at Oye Plage between Calais and Dunkirk. Prior to the liberation of the area and capture of the site in September 1944, German forces tried to de

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MOUNTAIN TOP GUN BUNKER IN NORMANDY Carved into the mountain overlooking Cherbourg are over 1km of interconnected tunnels which give access to a formidable complex of gun casemates and bunkers known as Batterie du Roule. The site was originally a 19th Century fort created and used by the French Navy and became the headquarters of the German’s ‘Fortress Cherbourg’ following the occupation in mid-1940. The extensive tunnel system – created in March and April 1944 - is entered via a small opening p

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VIEW FROM INSIDE SAINT NAZAIRE U-BOAT BASE Saint Nazaire is arguably the best preserved of all five of the German U-Boat sites in western France sites, possibly due to it not being an integral part of the French Navy’s plans and so was left to stand unused for many years. It features 14 cells for 20 submarines, the eight cells on the right hand side for one boat each and the six wider cells on the left capable of protecting two boats at a time. Today the site is in public use and so visiting is

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LOOK INSIDE LUFTWAFFE DEFENSIVE AIRFIELD BUNKER Take a look inside this ultra rare L13 type defensive bunker on the edge of a former WW2 German Luftwaffe airfield in northern France. We enjoyed a visit to Flugplatz Merville near to Saint Omer in the Pas de Calais region last week and was able to film two of these bunkers on the outskirts of the airfield along with several other concrete constructions built during the occupation. This bunker - and its armoured steel cupola - was built for a 2cm a

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OMAHA BEACH OVERWATCH The German strongpoint Wn73 is situated high on the cliffs at the western end of Omaha Beach at Vierville-sur-Mer and has a commanding view over the beach to the east of the position. Located halfway up the cliff facing east you can find a block type construction known as a Pakstand where a 75mm Pak field gun was located. This little gun bunker is accessible with care and inside you can see a couple of niches and get an amazing view along the beach. Who’s been to visit the

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WW2 GERMAN OBSERVATION BUNKER DISGUISED AS CHURCH TOWER Designed to look like a church steeple - wartime images even show it with a cross on top and a clock face painted on one side - this huge concrete construction is located at Oye Plage between Calais and Dunkirk in Northern France. It was built in 1942 to be an observation post for nearby bunker sites and some of the largest batteries built in France are close by. Prior to the liberation of the area and capture of the site in September 1944,

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LOOK INSIDE HITLER’S TINY HQ BUNKER IN BELGIUM The small village of Bruly-de-Pesche near to the French-Belgian border was where Hitler oversaw the invasion of France in 1940. The entire village was taken over by German forces and given the codename Wolfsschlucht I (Wolf’s Gorge) and was the first of three ‘Wolfsschlucht’ Fuhrer HQ sites which would be built for the German leader during the war. Of the three, WI was the one he spent the longest time at with reports of Hitler occupying a chalet in

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MASSIVE WW2 GERMAN U-BOAT BUNKER IN BORDEAUX This megastructure was one of the largest concrete constructions built outside of Germany during WW2 and it has an incredible history and story to tell. We’ve just returned from a filming session at the massive U-Boat facility in Bordeaux, one of five German submarine sites located on the western coast of France. Unlike the others, the Bordeaux bunker is actually inland, and the subs had to travel downriver to reach their hunting grounds in the Atlant

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MASSIVE WW2 GERMAN U-BOAT BUNKER IN BORDEAUX This megastructure was one of the largest concrete constructions built outside of Germany during WW2 and it has an incredible history and story to tell. We’ve spent a few weeks filming at the five U-Boat facilities in France this summer, including the massive sub base in Bordeaux. Unlike the others, the Bordeaux bunker is actually inland, and the subs had to travel downriver to reach their hunting grounds in the Atlantic. In our recent YouTube video -

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RARE OBSERVATION BUNKER AND GUN CASEMATE ON DUNKIRK BEACH Enjoy an overhead view of this well preserved and rare R120a type observation bunker and R630 gun casemate on the beach to the west of Dunkirk in northern France. Known as Stp Martha, this WW2 German bunker site is one of dozens lining the coast between Calais and Dunkirk and features a series of machine gun and mortar positions, along with this HQ/observation post. Unlike many buildings of a similar type, the R120a still retains its armo

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RARE OBSERVATION BUNKER AND GUN CASEMATE ON DUNKIRK BEACH Enjoy an overhead view of this well preserved and rare R120a type observation bunker and R630 gun casemate on the beach to the west of Dunkirk in northern France. Known as Stp Martha, this WW2 German bunker site is one of dozens lining the coast between Calais and Dunkirk and features a series of machine gun and mortar positions, along with this HQ/observation post. Unlike many buildings of a similar type, the R120a still retains its armo

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The Hidden Fortress Untouched for 80 Years| WW2 Tactics

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INSIDE HIDDEN WW2 GERMAN COMMS BUNKER IN NORMANDY

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Scars of D-Day: Battle-Damaged German Bunkers at Pointe du Hoc & WN 65 in Normandy

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WW2 GERMAN GUN BUNKER ON NORMANDY MOUNTAIN TOP

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WW2 Bunker with EVERYTHING still inside!!!

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