Bunkers in Denmark

On the north tip of the island Fanø west of Esbjerg in Denmark lie multiple defensive positions. There …

The H.K.B. 8./180 was under control of the Wehrmacht as it is a Heeresküstenbatterie (Eng. Army Coastal battery). …

The F-Stands are small bunkers on the Atlantic Wall. They are 6,30 meters wide, and 6,10 meters long …

This German coastal gun battery on the island of Fanø used four main guns, installed late 1944. It …

The German army started construction on the coastal battery in 1941 with open gun emplacements at first. During …

In 1942 luftwaffe established a radar station named Lama to the north of the German Army Coastal Batterie …

Situated on the west side of the Nissum Fjord lies Stützpunkt Bjerghuse named after the Danish town nearby. …

On the southside of the bridge over the Oddesund strait a Luftwaffe section took care of aerial defense …

Oddesund is a small strait in the Limfjord. In 1938 the Oddesund bridge was completed which connected the …

One kilometer south of Ferring lies Stützpunkt Bovbjerg. Work at this strongpoint started in 1942 but soon after …

Stützpunkt Tørring or Törring lies at the Limfjord between the Danish towns Torring and Underbjerg west of Lemvig. …

In 1995 Bill Woodrow turned bunkers from the Atlantic wall on the Danish beach into these Woodrow Mules. …

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Stützpunkt Börsmose-Dorf was a in use from 1943. This strong point lies 3,5 kilometres from the beach it …

Stutzpunkt Henne Strand was part of the 1. Stellung in Denmark. We only saw a few bunkers on …