FA Fu MO is a former military radar station located in northern France, near the coast of Normandy. Built during the Second World War, it formed part of the German Atlantic Wall defenses and was used for early warning and air surveillance. The site's name 'Fu MO' refers to its function as a Funkmess-Ortung (radar detection) installation, a key component in the German military's coastal defense network.
Today, the structure stands as a historical relic of the region's wartime military infrastructure.