MG-Stellung is a World War II-era machine gun bunker located in Norway, constructed during the German occupation of the country from 1940 to 1945. This defensive fortification was part of the extensive network of military installations built by Nazi Germany along the Norwegian coast as part of their Atlantic Wall defenses. The bunker's name, 'MG-Stellung,' translates to 'machine gun position' in English, indicating its primary function as a defensive strongpoint equipped with machine gun emplacements.
These bunkers were strategically positioned to control key coastal areas and provide overlapping fields of fire against potential Allied landings or resistance movements.