Stp. 687 E (Lisseweghe)

[SES]

Hi Jan,
Sorry to hear that, the site have a magnificent ability to avoid my areas of interest too.
bregds
SES

[rewdco]

Just found some more information on the Lissewege Batterie:

Two sketches made by the Belgian resistance:

[rewdco]

Plus text:





Regards,
Jan

[Bunkerfreak]

Hello,

I've just discovered that i had the minefield maps of this battery in my possession (i have more then i'm aware of i guess ) i've took some pictures of these documents, only the interesting part, with the location of every landmine we can't do much i guess

Notice the 119a, that is indicated as "Leitstand" on this german map!

Regards,
Tom Oliviers

[Bunkerfreak]

Here the document about Minensperre 87 "Alma 712" that surrounded the Eisenbahnbatterie

[Bunkerfreak]

An overview of the E-batterie 4./1240:

The maps i've photographed are in A3, i've just put them over each other to create a bit a "complete" map

Including the trenchsystem 8-)

[Bunkerfreak]

the name and number of the stützpunkt according to the Stützpunkt-liste from 10-7-1944:

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Stp. 106 Lisseweghe (4.HKAR 1240)

PS: i forgot from who i've got this list, i have two persons in thought, its not my purpose to knock them against theire head, it's just for educational purpose and for our study into the 'wall.

Regards
Tom

[CNOCK]

Hello,

British aerial, date unknown, classified as 'railway batterie Zeebrugge', but obviously Lissewege.

We see the place of the Leitstand, (yellow circle) and the 4 turntables (in red circle)
Also observe the trench leading to now gone farm houses.
But the British also noticed something at the left, pont 'C' Any one knows what this could have been

regards,

Cnock

[der bunkermann]

Could be something belonging to the farm?

[CNOCK]

Must be something they thought was military that caught their attention, otherwise they would not have pointed it on the foto

Cnock

[Manuferey]

It looks somewhat like a dummy rotating table.

Emmanuel

[rewdco]

I was hoping that Google would reveal something, but unfortunately...



Jan

[jopaerya]

Don't know if these were taken at Lisseweghe but these guns were impressive .

Picture's - Ebay

Regards Jos

[moonraker]

hello jos,

Is not possible wiht the number,find the battery ??


Me belfra-team

[Manuferey]

This is Reichsbahn Nr. 919176.

According to Alain Chazette in his green book on the coastal batteries in Normandy, Guns Nr. 919176 and 919177 formed E.685 which would become 3./1262, first positioned at Barneville-Carteret then at Auderville Laye.

The landscape on the ebay pictures seems to me to be the one around Auderville-Laye.

Emmanuel