WN 420 Immelmann is a World War II German coastal defense bunker located in northern France. Part of the Atlantic Wall fortifications, this structure was built by Nazi Germany to defend the French coastline against Allied invasion. The bunker is named after the Immelmann maneuver, a classic dogfighting tactic, reflecting the military naming conventions used by German forces during the war.
WN 420 Immelmann
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Military Bunker
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build_year 1942
function coastal defense
type Military Bunker
era WWII
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