The L409A is a World War II-era German military bunker located in Denmark, part of the extensive Atlantic Wall fortifications constructed along the Danish coast. This concrete structure was built as part of Nazi Germany's defensive network to protect against potential Allied invasion from the North Sea. The bunker represents the strategic importance Denmark held in German military planning during the occupation period from 1940 to 1945.
L409A
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Military Bunker
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Description
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Data Sheet
model Number L409A
german Name Geschützstand für 3,7cm Flak
english Name Emplacement for 3,7cm AA gun
concrete M3 635
wall Thickness B
function Open gun emplacements
crew 6
dimensions [object Object]
armament 2,0-3,7 cm FLaK
materials [object Object]
design Release Q3 1942
build_year 1943
thickness 1.5-2 meters
type Military Bunker
era WWII
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