Abandoned Bunkers of World War II

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See the bunker only accessible by boat. Hear stories of it's construction and understand the process of UXO and archaeology. #worldwar2photos #warphotography #fortress #worldwar2fortress #fortresswallbunker

Atlantikwall Bunker at the Atlantikwall Museum Noordwijk #worldwarii #fort #ww2 #ww1trench #bunkerimages #worldwarhistory #worldwarii #ww2 #soldiers #wwii

The Norwegian coast was of strategic importance to Norway during World War II. The Germans invaded in 1940 and ultimately occupied Norway in 1943 after a devastating 7 month long battle of the Norwegian mountain of Gressholmen. #bunker #fort #ww1trenchwarfare #warphoto

-The bunkers were designed to outlast the war-The tops of the bunkers even came stacked with canned food-The World War II bunkers are now becoming a tourist attraction #ww2historybuffers #worldwar2bunker #fortress #fortressbunker #germany #worldwar2bunker #bunkers #ww2 #germany

Starting in 1940, a vast project began to construct an impenetrable wall to keep out invading forces. Pushing through the countryside with heavy machinery, soldiers with shovels, and civilian workers, it took more than five years to build. With the help of explosives, buried mines, and gun posts, it was designed for protection from air and sea attack, to deter assaults from across the North Sea, and from the Norwegian mountains. Yet even with all these defenses, the sheer scale #worldwar2

The Atlantic Wall was the name given to the German defensive fortifications that were built along the coast of France and Spain during World War II. #ww2historybuff #worldwar #fortress #warphoto #ww2

Qualify: Do you want to know more about the Atlantic Wall? Understand: The Atlantic Wall was the German coastal defences during the First World Qualify: Educate: The Atlantic Wall was built in the late 1930s and early 1940s. Stimulate: Visit the Atlantic Wall Museum in St. Omer, France. Transition: You can find out more about the Atlantic Wall on our website. #worldwar2history #ww1history #ww1photos #atlanticwalleurope

Abandoned World War II Bunkers Provide a Haunting Look Into the Past #worldwar2day #ww1trenchwarfare #worldwar1 #worldwarii #ww1trench #trenchwarfare #ww2