The Alveole à Munition 1940-1944 is a military ammunition storage bunker located in northern France. Built during the period of German occupation in World War II, this structure represents the extensive fortification efforts undertaken by occupying forces in the region. The site's construction date range (1940-1944) corresponds to the period when northern France was under German military administration.
The bunker's specific function as an ammunition storage facility (alveole à munition) indicates its role in supporting military operations in the area. Such structures were typically built to NATO Regelbau standards and designed to withstand artillery bombardment while protecting munitions from environmental conditions. The location near the coordinates 49.4651962, 2.1931454 places it in a strategic position within the French countryside, likely serving as part of a larger defensive network.
Today, this World War II-era bunker stands as a historical monument to the military architecture of the occupation period. Like many similar structures from this era, it has survived into the present day, offering insights into the military logistics and defensive strategies employed during the conflict.