A military bunker located near the town of Svatý Kříž, Czechia. The structure is part of the Czechoslovak border fortifications built in the 1930s as part of the country's defensive preparations against potential German aggression. These fortifications were designed to protect Czechoslovakia's borders with Germany and Austria, forming a network of concrete bunkers and pillboxes along strategic points.
5/1232/A-120 S
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Military Bunker
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Description
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Data Sheet
english Name Artillery observation post with armoured turret
crew 9
function Observation posts
materials [object Object]
concrete M3 535
dimensions [object Object]
german Name Artillerie-Beobachtungsstand mit Panzerturm
total Built 40
model Number 120
design Release Q2 1939
wall Thickness B
build_year 1935
type pillbox
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