Archives: Activiteit

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Activities Schiermonnikoog

Various activities are organised at Schiermonnikoog. Namely: a filmscreening, a walk along the bunkers and an exposition.

Command bunker 117a ‘Wing bunker’ 

This command bunker of type 117a is nicknamed “wing bunker” or “whale bunker.” This name is derived from the large stabilizing piece built onto the bunker, which has the specific shape of a whale tail or airplane tail. 

Bunkervlogs

In the former kitchen bunker, 4 educational bunker vlogs are being presented. These cover: gun bunkers, living in a bunker, the tunnel system, bunkers and nature.

Activities at Bunker Complex De Punt

Various activities are organized at Bunker Complex De Punt. Namely: demonstrations with model tanks, an exhibition, re-enactment, guided tours, and demonstrations by ham radio operators.

Bunkercomplex Hoeverweg

This bunkercomplex was built during World War II by the German occupiers as a defensive point for the former Bergen airfield used by them. The complex is located south of the airfield, and currently, 13 structures remain.

Exhibition Atlantic Wall maps

This exhibition features reproductions of unique topographical and thematic map material that was used by the German armed forces during the Second World War for the planning and construction of the Atlantic Wall.

Re-enactment Kazemattenmuseum

Various re-enactment groups are present at the Kazemattenmuseum, such as the DKA (Dutch Coastal Artillery). There are military vehicles on display, there is a shop and there are sea cadets.

Comic Atlanikwall

The construction of the Atlantic Wall has dramatic consequences for coastal residents in the Netherlands. The dunes, the beach and the boulevards become a forbidden

Bunkermuseum Wn12H Vlieland

Searchers with mobility issues
Of the fortifications built on Vlieland, Wn 12H is the only one that has been preserved; the others were demolished or ended up on the beach due to dune erosion. For a long time, the entire complex was hidden under the dune sand, but thanks to the efforts of many volunteers, the bunkers and trenches have been excavated and restored.

Wijk aan Zee: Tetraëder 

Fall 2021, a concrete tetrahedron beach obstacle has been rebuild on this position. Its original concrete poles, of 120kg each, as well as the even heavier obstacle head, where found during excavation on the beach.  

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