A military bunker structure located near the coastal town of Jastarnia, Poland, on the Hel Peninsula. The Polish term 'Schron strzelecki' refers to a type of infantry or rifle bunker, commonly associated with interwar or World War II-era coastal fortifications. The existing description notes it is larger and heavier than standard rifle cupolas, suggesting a more robust design.
Given its location on the strategically important Hel Peninsula, which saw significant military fortification by Poland in the interwar period and heavy fighting during the 1939 invasion, the structure is historically contextualized within Poland's pre-war coastal defense preparations. However, without specific historical records or archaeological surveys referenced in available sources, its exact construction date, armament, and operational history remain unconfirmed.
The current state and accessibility of the bunker are not documented in the provided information.