Regelbau collection
Hello All,
I think that these objects must be from Fla series - for sure a bunker for electrical equipment used in these types of batteries in Poland was Fla 1, gun emplacements are very similar to Fla 14, and sometimes you can see command bunkers Fla 16.
Slight modifications can be seen in these bunkers - ammo storage in Mielin battery has an entrance in different place.
Alkali - do you have a plan of command bunker from Ustka?
Does anyone have, or does anyone know where to find plans of following Fla bunkers: 2,3,24,24a,25,26,27,33,33a,51,52,53,60,66,72,77,78,79,104,108 ??????
I will guess the answer - in BA-MA Freiburg ?
regards
Maciej
I think that these objects must be from Fla series - for sure a bunker for electrical equipment used in these types of batteries in Poland was Fla 1, gun emplacements are very similar to Fla 14, and sometimes you can see command bunkers Fla 16.
Slight modifications can be seen in these bunkers - ammo storage in Mielin battery has an entrance in different place.
Alkali - do you have a plan of command bunker from Ustka?
Does anyone have, or does anyone know where to find plans of following Fla bunkers: 2,3,24,24a,25,26,27,33,33a,51,52,53,60,66,72,77,78,79,104,108 ??????
I will guess the answer - in BA-MA Freiburg ?
regards
Maciej
Hm..... Not easy to translate into any language!
"Standarised bunker" is pretty close.......
The Regelbau bunkers were made from standarized drawings, with standarized steelparts and equipment. This gave a very effective building process, instead of calculating thikness, reinforcement +++ for every bunker.
EE
"Standarised bunker" is pretty close.......
The Regelbau bunkers were made from standarized drawings, with standarized steelparts and equipment. This gave a very effective building process, instead of calculating thikness, reinforcement +++ for every bunker.
EE
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Hello all,
Here is a little contribution from Holland;
- R611
- embrasured emplacement for fieldguns
- Marine Flakbatterie Nordmole, Hoek van Holland
The chair you see on the top is part of a local art-route. It used to be just a "table", as the Dutch navy used this bunker for a radar installation in the fifties and sixties, and the radar was on top of this "table". It is thus known locally as the "table bunker".
On the left of the bunker you can see part of the tankwall that ran around the batterie.
Regards, Mirjam
Here is a little contribution from Holland;
- R611
- embrasured emplacement for fieldguns
- Marine Flakbatterie Nordmole, Hoek van Holland
The chair you see on the top is part of a local art-route. It used to be just a "table", as the Dutch navy used this bunker for a radar installation in the fifties and sixties, and the radar was on top of this "table". It is thus known locally as the "table bunker".
On the left of the bunker you can see part of the tankwall that ran around the batterie.
Regards, Mirjam
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Another one:
- R118c
- Größer Sanitätsunterstand
- Stützpunkt XIX, Staelduinse bos, Westland.
This fieldhospital was originally a Westwall design. This hospital has a special entrance for people who were contaminated with gas. You can still see the sign next to the middle entrance which says: Eingang nur für Gaskranken.
Stp XIX was the headquarters for the Festungcommandant, as Hoek van Holland became a Festung in 1943.
Regards, Mirjam
(with thanks to Messrs. Neisingh and Verbeek for the text)
- R118c
- Größer Sanitätsunterstand
- Stützpunkt XIX, Staelduinse bos, Westland.
This fieldhospital was originally a Westwall design. This hospital has a special entrance for people who were contaminated with gas. You can still see the sign next to the middle entrance which says: Eingang nur für Gaskranken.
Stp XIX was the headquarters for the Festungcommandant, as Hoek van Holland became a Festung in 1943.
Regards, Mirjam
(with thanks to Messrs. Neisingh and Verbeek for the text)
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Hello Kurt,
There is a yearly art route for the tourists to follow, it runs from the centre of our village to the beach, which is some miles away. The theme of that one was: sitting at the coast, and everywhere were different types of chairs, in the most unusual forms. This particular artist just added a "back" to the table and hey presto: a chair!
This bunker lies next to the Noorderpier, the Nordmole as the Germans called it, hence the name of the battery.
We from the Atlantikwall museum are hoping to get permission to start using this bunker for our museum as well!
Regards and a happy new year to you all,
Mirjam
There is a yearly art route for the tourists to follow, it runs from the centre of our village to the beach, which is some miles away. The theme of that one was: sitting at the coast, and everywhere were different types of chairs, in the most unusual forms. This particular artist just added a "back" to the table and hey presto: a chair!
This bunker lies next to the Noorderpier, the Nordmole as the Germans called it, hence the name of the battery.
We from the Atlantikwall museum are hoping to get permission to start using this bunker for our museum as well!
Regards and a happy new year to you all,
Mirjam
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Regelbau 114 b
Here some Photos of my museums-projekt, hope to finish it until spring 2005
It is a Regelbau 114 b with "Treppenhaus" (Stairway), without Flankierungsanlage, built at the end of 1939 with
a Sechsschartenturm 20P7. The Schartenlafette was marked with 1940
As part of the Westwall in the Saar-River-Defense in Dillingen/Pachten, Saarland, Germany
In 1944 it was captured by the americans by building a bridgehead over the river Saar. It was in american use until beginning from the Ardennen-Offensive (Battle of the Bulge). Then the american given up the bridgehead
Regarts
Markus
It is a Regelbau 114 b with "Treppenhaus" (Stairway), without Flankierungsanlage, built at the end of 1939 with
a Sechsschartenturm 20P7. The Schartenlafette was marked with 1940
As part of the Westwall in the Saar-River-Defense in Dillingen/Pachten, Saarland, Germany
In 1944 it was captured by the americans by building a bridgehead over the river Saar. It was in american use until beginning from the Ardennen-Offensive (Battle of the Bulge). Then the american given up the bridgehead
Regarts
Markus
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Hi Kurt !kstdk wrote:S468
Hanstholm, 38 cm. Batterie
Ammunitionsbunker
Big ammunition depot with 3 rooms. The bunker has one opening in each end, making it possible for small ammunition trains to run through it.
Regards
Kurt
kstdk
I was just browsing throught the pictures in this topic and saw your contribution on a S468. As you know Hanstholm is one of my big interests and I can see that the picture is not showing a S468. The picture shows the southwestern entrance/exit of the ammunitions railway on the bunker for cannon 1 in 2/MAA 118.
Unfortunately I haven't a picture of my own to show, but the following link takes you there:
http://www.museumscenterhanstholm.dk/st ... page_id=33
/Peter
http://www.maa118.dk
"Det er bare så rigtigt, Kurt"kstdk wrote:( But you know - "One who dos´nt do anything, dont make mistakes - I make mistakes" )
/Peter
http://www.maa118.dk
Were i live(d) Noordwijk there is a bunker museum:
http://www.atlantikwall.nl/
They are digging out a S414 (wich was not the same s414 as all others built!)!
Some (a lot) pictures of the excavation and insides of that s414!
http://www.geocities.com/bunker_s414/index.html
http://www.atlantikwall.nl/
They are digging out a S414 (wich was not the same s414 as all others built!)!
Some (a lot) pictures of the excavation and insides of that s414!
http://www.geocities.com/bunker_s414/index.html