A World War II hexagonal pillbox located near Low Newton-by-the-Sea, Northumberland, England. This concrete defensive structure was part of Britain's coastal defense network during the Second World War, designed to protect against potential invasion. Pillboxes were typically equipped with loopholes for defenders to fire weapons while remaining protected inside the structure.
WW2 Pillbox
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Coastal Battery
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Data Sheet
function Coastal defense
type Pillbox
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