WN 255 Reseda is a World War II German coastal defense bunker located in northern France, part of the Atlantic Wall fortifications. Built by Nazi Germany during its occupation of France, this bunker formed part of the Widerstandsnest (resistance nest) network designed to defend the French coastline against Allied invasion. The site is situated near the coast, strategically positioned to control beach approaches and maritime traffic. Today, it stands as a historical reminder of the extensive military infrastructure constructed during the war, attracting interest from military history enthusiasts and urbex explorers.
WN 255 Reseda
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Military Bunker
Description
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Data Sheet
english Name Foundaition for french armoured tank turret
function Bunkers with revolving gun turrets
materials [object Object]
german Name Fundament für Französisch Panzerkampfwagenturm
model Number 25
wall Thickness Vf
build_year 1942
type Military Bunker
era WWII
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