The 625SK mit OB Flak is a World War II German military bunker located in France, part of the extensive Atlantic Wall fortifications. This structure served as an observation bunker with an integrated anti-aircraft (Flak) position, designed to protect coastal defenses and coordinate artillery fire against Allied naval and air forces. Built by Nazi Germany during the occupation of France, it exemplifies the strategic military architecture of the period. Today, it stands as a historical relic of the Atlantic Wall, attracting interest from military history enthusiasts and urban explorers.
625SK mit OB Flak
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Military Bunker
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Description
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Data Sheet
crew 6
function Casemates for enfilade fire
materials [object Object]
concrete M3 800
dimensions [object Object]
german Name Schartenstand für 7,5cm Pak 40
total Built 56
english Name Casemate for 7,5cm Pak 40
model Number 625
design Release Q4 1942
wall Thickness B
build_year 1942
armament Anti-aircraft guns
thickness 1.5-2 meters
type Military Bunker
era WWII
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