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Stützpunkt Friedrich Barbarossa Bunker 1 type 611

(Netherlands, the - Zeeland - Buttinge)

In the triangle: Middelburgse weg / Frederik Barbarossaweg / Domburg Waterway are two artillery bunkers of the type 611 - Stp. Friedrich Barbarossa, the battery in the hamlet Buttinge, can be found when looking for a windmill in the area.
Given the firing range of this battery (north-west), the main firing lead came from the bunker of the type 143 (or 120) of the Stp. Swinemünde just outside Domburg.
Photo 1: General view Stp. Barbarossa.
Photo 2: Bunker No. 1 next to the windmill.
Photo 3: Tobruk.
Photo 4: Remnants of the air purifier.
Photo 5: Passing to the ammunition rooms, with still remaining armored doors.
Information from the websites:
www.bunkerbehoud.com www.bunkerfotos.nl

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