A German World War II coastal artillery bunker, part of the Atlantic Wall fortifications, located on the west coast of Denmark near Ringkøbing. The designation 'OB' (Ostbatterie) and '10,5cm Geschütz' indicate it was designed to house a 10.5 cm naval gun, a common caliber in German coastal defense positions. This region was under German occupation during the war and formed part of the defensive network against Allied naval and amphibious threats.
The bunker's current state is likely that of a concrete ruin, overgrown and accessible to the public, representing a common historical site along Denmark's former Atlantic Wall coastline. Its construction follows the standardized German 'Regelbau' system, though specific details about this particular position are not confirmed in available sources.