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Augustin

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Augustinus,

Maybe you should post on a French forum?
They probably know more French sources and websites that can help you further.

Have you ever looked at the walls of the bunker?

Arne

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Hello You are right, but I am not sure that the French forum knows more but I will try, concerning the bunker I have the authorization to go there with the owner before the end of the week I could try this evening. ..

Augustin

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Hello

Arné You are right, but I am not sure that the French forum knows more but I will try, concerning the bunker I have the authorization to go there with the owner before the end of the week...

Augustin

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Augustine,

At the IWM there are some panorama photos of eecke.
1: 38 degrees east northeast to east southeast
2: 70 degrees East South East to South
3: Again 70 degrees East South East to South maybe another date?
4: again 38 degrees east northeast to east southeast.
They can be consulted at the IWM but I think they are affordable.
I don't know the exact prices.

Arne

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Thank you i have already made an order for a photo i am waiting for an answer iwm

Thank you

Augustin

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On 8/18/2021 at 4:40 PM, Arne Vandendriessche said:

Are words scratched into the walls of the bunker on the farm?

no registration unfortunately

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Unfortunately I didn't think to take any pictures as there was nothing interesting, I entered with the owner of the farm exceptionally, the bunker was clearly built to accommodate a machine gun    

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Where does the gunshot hole point?
If not to the frontline it will probably be a training camp that was there.

Arne

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There were two openings both opposite each other one to the west the other to the east, but I don't think this was designed for training he had built trenches near the farm and a bunker for real use I suppose, the German front was not that far away the trenches served as a line of defence for each village.
 

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