Regelbau 687

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nacho
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Regelbau 687

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Post by nacho » 19 Apr 2004, 17:06

I need pics of this fortification, wich consist in a panther tank turret on a fixed emplacement of concrete, metal or wood

Thanks in advance

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Post by karltrowitz » 19 Apr 2004, 22:35

Here you go....
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Post by Navy » 20 Apr 2004, 00:37

You have post it at this link:
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=47721
There are pics. And many others you find with a search machine like google.
What do you want exactly?

The pic from karltrowitz shows a Panther turret with his steel plate from a wooden shelter in front of a museum at Pirmasens (Germany). Both is standing on the flat earth. Original this turret was from an wooden shelter.

Greetings

Navy
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Post by nacho » 20 Apr 2004, 17:35

I got about 20 pics showing this fortification, and the more I look at them more different look one from another, so I want to see more pics to know a little more about this particular.

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Post by herring » 21 Apr 2004, 13:20

I don't want to dissapoint anyone, but as far as I know, none of R687 was ever found, and it's not sure if any of them was ever built.


Please, let someone correct me, if I'm wrong!!!

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Herring

p.s.
To be precise, R687 is a concrete structure, exactly as on a plan above.

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Post by Erik E » 21 Apr 2004, 22:54

as far as I know, none of R687 was ever found, and it's not sure if any of them was ever built.
Agreed!

No known photographs or documents exist for the R 687!
The high volume of steel and wooden "bunkers" makes me believe that the concrete version took too long time to build, and with little resources, personel shelters would probably be made instead....

EE


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