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Festung Saint-Malo
Archives Photos and infos about Atlantic wall and bunkers from this area. |
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from the most complete Festung ( fortress ) built by the german army during World War II. |
R667 - R640 combination R667 - Codenumber Bw 440 R667 top - Trench - Toilet R667 triple cross Special MG bunker Cupola - 1995 photo - No bunker Saint-Lunaire - Longchamps & grande plage [2003] |
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Some bunkers were combined to make
a triple cross fire system to protect a beach near Stronghold La Garde Guerin. A unusual MG bunker with a concrete cupola is also visible close to there. |
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Fence stakes - Gunbunker Gunbunker - Bunker R600 Gunbunker R612 - Bomb craters Gunbunker R612 and tobruk filled in Bunker R600 and tobruk filled in Casemate - Anti-landing obstacles Observation casemate R693b Shelter - Personnel bunker R501 Saint-Coulomb - Pointe du Meinga [ 2003 ] |
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A camp on a pointe designed to protect beaches. | ||
Machinegun bunker with its cupola Three differents bunkers Observation cupola Two photos from 1984 1985 extra photos by Andy Saint-Malo east - Pointe de la Varde[ 1993 ] |
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Stronghold La Varde is still a
good place to visit, except a few bunkers closed by bars. |
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Board - Hospital bunker R118 Red cross - First aid bunker R661 Saint-Servan - Hopital du Rosais [ 2001] |
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Festung Saint-Malo main military hospital. | ||
Anti-tank gun bunker R504 Gunbunkers - MG bunker R105c Special gunbunker - R501 Saint-Briac - Golf [ 2001 ] |
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Located at left side of river Rance
which splits Festung Saint-Malo in two. Bunkers there
were coded Ra Bw ( Rance Bauwerk = Construction area Rance ). |
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HKP 528 Answer Paramé - Rochebonne [ 2001 ] |
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Looking for where this board was fixed on. Garage or bunker ? | ||
East Middle Command bunker M157 West Tunnels Ile de Cézembre [ 1984 -1990 -1995 ] |
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This island is a
well-preserved battlefield of World War II. Many damaged guns and bunkers are still there among bomb holes done by U.S. army attacks. |
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Angel - Climber Fritz - Angler Spider - Mail - Kriegsmarine boat Not enough food Three nice ladies "Bunkerwaschfrau" - Brothel Gift - Pied-de-nez - Soldier Bedroom walls panoramic > Needs QuickTime plug-in < Somewhere in Festung Saint-Malo [ 2001 ] |
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In the bedroom of a flooded
bunker, an unknow german artist shows in a cartoon what's in soldiers mind of the Atlantic wall. |
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Entrance Guns side Along river Frémur [ 2001] |
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The last bunker known with camouflage paint.This rare R642 model was designed for both machinegun and 47 m/m Skoda fortress gun. | ||
Large bunker Gunbunkers for 50 m/m FT 17 tank turet Saint-Servan - Arsenal [ 2001 - 1986 ] |
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At mouth of river Rance, a small stronghold for Kreiskommandantur and Feldgendarmerie leaded by artillery capitain Engelhart. | ||
Flooded L409 Searchlight L411 - Inside L410 20 m/m gun pivots Pleurtuit Airport [ 1989 ] |
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Warning : Complete Flak battery was demolished a few years ago, because of airport enlargement. |
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Guns look completes Wrecks Attack over citadel - 1944 UK news > Needs RealAudio plug-in < Saint-Servan - Cité d'Alet [ 1984 ] |
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These sabotaged guns are inside
Alet's citadel underground base. It was Festung Saint-Malo headquarter commanded by Colonel Von Aulock, a Stalingrad veteran. |
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Anatomy of a bunker Have a look at its plan / history Saint-Malo port - Sillon seawall [ 1988 ] |
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Concrete carpet Extra photos by a neighbour [ 1994 ] |
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Command bunker L404 Open emplacement for 88 m/m gun Front L401A Underground shelter Dinard - L'Orillois [ 1988 ] |
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This Flak battery was one of the
best preserved, but a housing development is in progress
now. It will never look like this anymore... |
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Front and inside Door and close combat defence Telephonic insulators - Back Saint-Servan - La Briantais [ 2001 ] |
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La Briantais castle and its park around were occupied
by german troops all war long. This bunker was specially made for officers. |
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Wides views over valley Concrete dams Festung Saint-Malo West - Pleurtuit [ 1989 ] |
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River Frémur was used
as an anti-tank natural obstacle. Five concrete dams were built to keep the water. |