Bunker

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This category is for the type of blast shelter called a bunker.

Contents

1 Cape May, New Jersey
2 Hirtshals, Denmark
3 Søndervig, Denmark
4 Sylt, Germany
5 Hlučín, Czech Republic
6 Moravský Svätý Ján, Slovakia
7 Warsaw, Poland
8 South Tyrol, Italy
9 Diverse Locations in the Netherlands

Cape May, New Jersey[edit]

Hirtshals, Denmark[edit]

Søndervig, Denmark[edit]

Sylt, Germany[edit]

Remains of WW2 bunker near Westerland
WW2 bunker (closeup)

Hlučín, Czech Republic[edit]

MO S-19 „Alej“
MO S-19 „Alej“
MO S-19 „Alej“
MO S-19 „Alej“
MO S-19 "Alej"
MO S-19 „Alej“
MO S-19 „Alej“
LO vz.37
MO S-18 - MO S-19
MO S-18 „Obora“
MO S-18 „Obora“
MO S-20 „Orel“
MO S-19 "Alej"

Moravský Svätý Ján, Slovakia[edit]

Bunker vz.37/A-140Z at the Austrian-Slovak border
Bunker vz.37/A-120 at the Austrian-Slovak border

Warsaw, Poland[edit]

Plan and description
Rear view
rear view
side view
internal view from the staircase towards the cupola (the MG cupola itself is missing)
internal view from the lower chamber towards the stairs to the battle room
internal view from the lower chamber towards the stairs and the exit
rim of the cupola
remnants of the cupola mounting
the entrance
External view
Guards post

South Tyrol, Italy[edit]

Diverse Locations in the Netherlands[edit]

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Bunkers