Fu MG Mungo is a World War II German military radar station located in southern France. The site was part of Germany's early warning and air defense network during the occupation of France. As a Fu MG (Funkmessgerät) installation, it would have been used to detect Allied aircraft and coordinate German air defense operations in the region. The radar station's location in the Ardèche department placed it strategically to monitor air traffic over central and southern France.
FuMG Mungo
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Unknown
Radar Station
Description
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Data Sheet
build_year 1943
function Radar Station
type Radar Station
era WWII
Access Unknown
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