632 and 648
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Wow Arthur
Great piece of evidence
Great piece of evidence
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here a photo of the 632 (SHM Vincennes)
Dirk
Nice to see in your plan the special entrance (typical Cherbourg)Dirk
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Nice photo, it's a 61P8 Dreischartenturm (120mm thickness).
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Very nice indeed
Both the drawing and the picture! Nice too see an original shot with a 632+61P8
Thanks for sharing guys.
Brgds Tønnes
Both the drawing and the picture! Nice too see an original shot with a 632+61P8
Thanks for sharing guys.
Brgds Tønnes
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Thanks Arthur
Great drawing, especially the extra concrete ground protection in front under the 632 .
Regards Jos
Great drawing, especially the extra concrete ground protection in front under the 632 .
Regards Jos
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Good evening guys
I have now done some further investigation of the 632 at Skagen, and some very interesting discoveries were made. Yet another different design of the 632, with the entrance to the turret placed in the centre of the crew room. The room under the turret is circular with no recess, but the most interesting part is that the Dreischartenturm is still there! A very nice 60P8, pretty much intact! To me it is the first time I have heard or seen a 60P8 installed on the Atlanticwall, but maybe someone can correct me.
Besides that, it looks like the other Danish 632’s with 2x HES 2,4 dedicated for the turret and a HES 1,2 for the rest of the bunker! No periscope was found!
Attached please find some pics.
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I have now done some further investigation of the 632 at Skagen, and some very interesting discoveries were made. Yet another different design of the 632, with the entrance to the turret placed in the centre of the crew room. The room under the turret is circular with no recess, but the most interesting part is that the Dreischartenturm is still there! A very nice 60P8, pretty much intact! To me it is the first time I have heard or seen a 60P8 installed on the Atlanticwall, but maybe someone can correct me.
Besides that, it looks like the other Danish 632’s with 2x HES 2,4 dedicated for the turret and a HES 1,2 for the rest of the bunker! No periscope was found!
Attached please find some pics.
Brgds Tønnes
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Thanks Tønnes
Very nice picture's of the turret , good to see you have your feet on solid ground again
Regards Jos
Very nice picture's of the turret , good to see you have your feet on solid ground again
Regards Jos
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Hello TUS
Very great work and impressives pictures , nice to sharing with us
Bye
Jb
Very great work and impressives pictures , nice to sharing with us
Bye
Jb
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A very nice 60P8 indeed!
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perfect job!
greetz
Alex
greetz
Alex
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thanks for sharing!
Cnock
Cnock
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Thanks guys
It was indeed a great week on the armored parts front here in DK.
The attached one was found just a week before the one in Skagen.
Extremely nice 3P7!!
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It was indeed a great week on the armored parts front here in DK.
The attached one was found just a week before the one in Skagen.
Extremely nice 3P7!!
Brgds Tønnes