The remains of a World War II pillbox located near [nearest town], United Kingdom. This defensive structure was part of the extensive network of coastal fortifications built during the Second World War to protect against potential invasion. Similar beehive-style pillboxes have been uncovered in other parts of Britain following coastal erosion and storms, revealing the extent of wartime defensive preparations along the British coastline.
WW2 Pillbox (remains of)
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Coastal Battery
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Data Sheet
build_year 1940
function coastal defence
type pillbox
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