OB 10.5cm Geschütz is a World War II-era German coastal artillery bunker located in southern France, near the Mediterranean coast. This type of emplacement was part of the Atlantic Wall defensive system constructed by Nazi Germany to protect occupied territories from Allied invasion. The bunker housed a 10.5cm naval gun, designed to engage enemy ships and provide coastal defense. Its strategic position allowed for wide-ranging fire over the Mediterranean Sea, contributing to the broader network of fortifications along the French coastline during the war.
OB 10,5cm Geschütz
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Coastal Battery
Description
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Data Sheet
english Name Groupshelter with 2 MG positions
crew 15
armament 2 x MG 34 eller MG 08
function Personnel shelters
materials [object Object]
concrete M3 287
german Name Gruppenunterstand mit angehängtem Kampfraum
total Built 3000+
model Number 10
wall Thickness B
build_year 1943
thickness 1.5m reinforced concrete
type Coastal Battery
era WWII
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