Unknown Ringstand.
Unknown Ringstand.
Hi,
Friends of mine defied the cold and went bunkerhunting on Rømø. This is what they found in ROBBE SÜD:
http://www.gyges.dk/Errata.htm
Does anyone know this type of Ringstand?
bregds
SES
Friends of mine defied the cold and went bunkerhunting on Rømø. This is what they found in ROBBE SÜD:
http://www.gyges.dk/Errata.htm
Does anyone know this type of Ringstand?
bregds
SES
Hi Ses
I knew that I had a drawing of a "Schartenstand"
with a different type of tobruk , finely found it .
This is a bunker planned in Triest end 1944 or begin
1945 , maybe the bunkers at Romo are also build
at the same time period .
The Schartenstand is the same bunker as the bunker
in Holland for 15 cm SK C/28 only without a ammopit .
Regards Jos
I knew that I had a drawing of a "Schartenstand"
with a different type of tobruk , finely found it .
This is a bunker planned in Triest end 1944 or begin
1945 , maybe the bunkers at Romo are also build
at the same time period .
The Schartenstand is the same bunker as the bunker
in Holland for 15 cm SK C/28 only without a ammopit .
Regards Jos
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Hi there SES,
in the Festung Hoek van Holland there are still two tobruks with the entrance on the rearside, but i thought these had the munitionsraum, your tobruk looks a little like a hybrid with the ringstand for the Ft 17 and the normal tobruk.
Jos in which batterie were the M272 built, in Triest?? (the name of the picture)
Greetings Jack
in the Festung Hoek van Holland there are still two tobruks with the entrance on the rearside, but i thought these had the munitionsraum, your tobruk looks a little like a hybrid with the ringstand for the Ft 17 and the normal tobruk.
Jos in which batterie were the M272 built, in Triest?? (the name of the picture)
Greetings Jack
Hi Friends,
Glad to get some reactions, thank you very much for your inputs. Rømø was subordinate to the same unit of the Fest.Pi.Stab as Sylt and I don't have a good Bfm for the island. This plagued us for years, it was not easy to anticipate what to find and where, and most bunkers are up to their necks in sand, which subsequently has been overgrown.
bregds
SES
Glad to get some reactions, thank you very much for your inputs. Rømø was subordinate to the same unit of the Fest.Pi.Stab as Sylt and I don't have a good Bfm for the island. This plagued us for years, it was not easy to anticipate what to find and where, and most bunkers are up to their necks in sand, which subsequently has been overgrown.
bregds
SES
Hi,
Last week-end members of the Aw-i-Dk visited Rømø on their annual meeting. We went back and had another look at the unusual Ringstand. We found a couple of variants. One with side entrance covered by sand wings and a small roof and one with a kinked entrance. Attached is a drawing of one variant.
bregds
SES
Last week-end members of the Aw-i-Dk visited Rømø on their annual meeting. We went back and had another look at the unusual Ringstand. We found a couple of variants. One with side entrance covered by sand wings and a small roof and one with a kinked entrance. Attached is a drawing of one variant.
bregds
SES
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more Robbe look-alikes
Just a quickscan by head resulted in these two examples in Schoorl (Stellung Camperduin) and Castricum, very much alike the Robbe Ringstand. These reproductions from the BRV-archive are rather poor, but they serve to make the point: looks like another German little Regelbau in the great scheme of schemes. I can imagine there are more of these around....
rgd, RD
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think i found one in batterie callantsoog as well.
it only lacked the long stairs?....
the measurements are quite the same. (BRV)
gr, tim.
forget what i said about he fluwa's, i found the ''standard'' fluwa tobruks there as well.
it only lacked the long stairs?....
the measurements are quite the same. (BRV)
gr, tim.
forget what i said about he fluwa's, i found the ''standard'' fluwa tobruks there as well.
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