A military bunker located near Hlučín, Czechia, part of the Czechoslovak border fortifications built in the 1930s. This structure is designated as III/314/A-120 Z, indicating its classification within the Czechoslovak pre-WWII defensive line. The Hlučín region was historically a strategic area due to its proximity to the German border, and these fortifications were constructed to defend against potential aggression from Nazi Germany. The bunker represents a significant example of interwar military architecture in Central Europe, designed to house troops and weaponry for border defense.
III/314/A-120 Z
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Military Bunker
Description
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Data Sheet
english Name Artillery observation post with armoured turret
crew 9
function Observation posts
materials [object Object]
concrete M3 535
dimensions [object Object]
german Name Artillerie-Beobachtungsstand mit Panzerturm
total Built 40
model Number 120
design Release Q2 1939
wall Thickness B
build_year 1935
type Military Bunker
era Interwar Period
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