Bunker type 118a
This hospital bunker is currently used by the fire department and is specially open during Bunker Day!
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This hospital bunker is currently used by the fire department and is specially open during Bunker Day!
During Bunker Day, the film ‘De Verborgen Grens’ is screened at the Kazerne Haerlem, and it is also the starting point of the walk.
A unique bunker that actually consists of two bunkers built attached to each other.
The bunker in which museum iCOON is located is a German bunker of type FL246.
During excavation in 2022 for laying electricity cables from the wind turbine off shore Wijk aan Zee to the coast a few naval mine anchors where brought ashore.
During excavation in 2022 for laying electricity cables from the wind turbine offshore Wijk aan Zee to the coast a few naval mine anchors were brought ashore.
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.
In this bunker, a type 467 6-men bunker, there has been an exhibition about the Udetboje since this spring.
Please note: The bunker is difficult to access. To gain access, visitors must be able to crawl through a window that protrudes approximately 80 cm above ground level.
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.
This bunker is intended to house a Gruppe, consisting of ten soldiers. In the bunker you can see an exhibition of planes that crashed on
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.
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.
The bunker is still in its original condition, so you will enter a real time capsule.
The staff accommodation’s official name is ‘Regelbau 502 Doppelgruppenunterstand’. It was intended for 20 soldiers.
The observation bunker had a 20-tonne armoured-steel observation dome integrated into the roof. The surrounding area could be viewed using a periscope in the dome.
The Widerstandsnest 53 formed the northwestern entrance (Sperre) to the Festung Hoek van Holland. The three bunkers that you can visit are: Manschappenbunker 501 & Gun bunker 676 & Kitchen bunker.
This G65 Seeburg Bunker belongs to the Küvertype 424 and was the heart of the radar array.
This German personnel bunker type M151 served as accommodation for 28 marines of the Artillerie Abteilung and the Marine Funkmeßabteilung.
This air-raid shelter is a bomb-proof bunker and had two functions: a cannon could be placed and the defenses housed operating personnel.
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