OB 13,8cm Geschütz(f) is a coastal artillery battery located in France, near the English Channel. This military installation was part of the Atlantic Wall defenses constructed during World War II by German forces occupying France. The designation 'Geschütz(f)' indicates it housed captured French artillery pieces, which were commonly repurposed by German forces for coastal defense. The battery's position at these coordinates suggests it was strategically placed to defend against potential Allied naval incursions along the French coastline.
OB 13,8cm Geschütz(f)
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Coastal Battery
Description
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Data Sheet
build_year 1942
function Coastal artillery battery
armament 8cm captured French guns
crew 25
thickness 1.5m concrete
type Coastal Battery
era WWII
Access Unknown
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