Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by myt1prod » 07 Aug 2012 08:57

Hi
wurzburg riese talinn1.jpg
wurzburg riese talinn2 - op stelling 1927.jpg
wurzburg riese talinn3.jpg
Found these 3 photo's on a Russian site. I had to translate the entire article (google translate) to have an idea of it's location; if the translation is correct this should be situated on a Island near Talinn... and then the site failed, so no link to share...
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by JKernwerk » 17 Dec 2012 23:57

This one came in on a lot from E-Bay.de.
I think it is a Knickebein.....
Greetings JK
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by PILGRIMSPLAZA » 17 Mar 2013 13:32

kstdk wrote:I would like to invite you all to join in a survey of German Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites.
I started http://westduinmammuts.blogspot.nl asking: Why 2 radars so close together?
This has been discussed in more places, but is there an answer the experts agree upon?

Edit 17-03-13
See http://www.haagsebeeldbank.nl/beeldbank ... d=Savornin where the large picture below is mirrored.
This could change the whole story.
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by SES » 17 Mar 2013 14:37

Hi,
IMHO it is quite elementary - one is a decoy.
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by PILGRIMSPLAZA » 17 Mar 2013 17:11

SES wrote:IMHO it is quite elementary - one is a decoy.
That's what I wondered, studying this picture, but nobody said it so clearly before!
See the rectangular black thing on the horizon to the right; to the left the MORITZ.
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by SES » 17 Mar 2013 17:20

Hi,
Just to be quite sure, the picture you just posted and the previous one are both MOTITZ ?
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by PILGRIMSPLAZA » 17 Mar 2013 19:37

SES wrote:Just to be quite sure, the picture you just posted and the previous one are both MORITZ ?
After http://www.fortificatieforum.nl/viewtop ... =18&t=3543 I'm not sure.
Were /are the dummies also listed? Nearby we had fake airfield Ockenburg.

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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by ErwinZ » 08 Mar 2014 16:32

The WR at Arnhem.

Source: http://www.geldersarchief.nl/weblog/201 ... ico-kramer
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by SES » 08 Mar 2014 16:45

Hi Erwin,
Thanks for sharing. Please note the base for another one in front.
And it is still a mystery what the W-R was doing there.
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by SES » 11 Mar 2014 08:00

Hi,
Thanks to Rolf the map has been updated here:
http://www.gyges.dk/funkmessortungs%20s ... %20Sea.htm
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by nordfriese » 09 May 2014 22:02

Hi,

Searching for Funkmess-Stellung "Cassiopeia" in Italy, I found with GE a Würzburg-Riese-socle on the island of Capri at Punta Carena.

Does anybody have any information, if this socle was a part of "Cassiopeia" or was it a "Kriegsmarine-Stellung"?

Please take a look at this Panoramio-picture:
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/47999183

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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by SES » 10 May 2014 05:40

Hi Rolf,
It is a typical location for a KM radar.
Check your mail :milwink:
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by ErwinZ » 29 May 2014 13:29

Maarten from FF found another shot of the WR at Arnhem. Also from Gelders Archief (geldersarchief.nl)
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by SES » 29 May 2014 17:28

Hi Erwin,
Interesting shot thanks for sharing, and we have still to figure out the purpose and function of this radar.
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Re: Luftwaffe and Marine Radarsites

Post by ErwinZ » 29 May 2014 17:38

Since the sockel is still there on the photo I think It was ad hoc placed just before the Battle of Arnhem. The new position had maybe something to do with the redeployment of the V2 launch sites from Den Haag to Hellendoorn. Although I have no idea if there is any connection between the V2's and Würzburg. Just throwing 2 cents up in the air.

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