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Bunker at La Cite d'Aleth

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A military bunker located near Saint-Malo, France, La Cite d'Aleth was a significant site during World War II. The bunker was used by German soldiers during their occupation of France. It was equipped with a Bofors 40 mm gun, a versatile anti-aircraft and anti-tank artillery piece used extensively during the war.

The bunker's strategic importance made it a target for Allied forces. In 1944, the bunker was destroyed by an explosive, marking a notable victory for the US soldiers who subsequently planted the American flag on the site. This event symbolized the Allied pushback against the Axis Powers and the eventual liberation of France.

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function Defensive fortification
armament Bofors 40 mm gun
type Military Bunker
era WWII
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