The Richtplattform at Éperlecques is part of the massive Blockhaus d'Éperlecques complex, a Second World War German military bunker constructed in northern France. Built in 1943 as part of Operation Crossbow, this fortified launch site was designed to house and deploy V-2 rockets against Allied targets. The structure represents one of the most ambitious bunker projects of the war, intended to provide protected launch facilities for Germany's advanced ballistic missile program. Located in the Pas-de-Calais department, the site was heavily bombed by Allied forces before it could be fully operationalized.
Richtplattform
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Military Bunker
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Description
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Location on Map
Nearby Locations
V1 Feuerstellung Nr. 226 France 0 km away
FA Abschussbunker France 0 km away
Richtplattform France 2 km away
V1 Feuerstellung Nr. 229 France 2 km away
FA Z-Stofflager France 3 km away
FA T-Stofflager France 3 km away
Richtplattform France 3 km away
FA Abschussbunker France 3 km away
V1 Feuerstellung Nr. 228 France 3 km away
Richtplattform France 4 km away
Wasser France 4 km away
FA Abschußbunker France 4 km away
Data Sheet
build_year 1943
function V-2 rocket launch control platform
armament V-2 ballistic missiles
type Military Bunker
era WWII
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