B/ON-0374 Bunkers LI 11 Chevron is a World War II-era military bunker located in the province of Liège, Belgium. This defensive structure was part of Belgium's wartime fortifications, designed to protect strategic areas during the German occupation. Situated near the town of Jalhay, the bunker reflects the military architecture of the period, with its reinforced concrete construction typical of the era's defensive installations.
The bunker's location in the Ardennes region places it within a historically significant area that saw intense military activity during both World Wars. The LI 11 designation suggests it was part of a larger network of defensive positions, possibly connected to the broader Belgian defensive strategy or local resistance efforts. Today, the structure stands as a silent witness to the turbulent history of the region, offering insights into the military engineering and defensive strategies employed during World War II.