Mar 25
The occupying Germans used an old Renault FT-17 tank turret as a machine gun position at Pleinmont on southwest Guernsey, Channel Islands.
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The occupying Germans used an old Renault FT-17 tank turret as a machine gun position at Pleinmont on southwest Guernsey, Channel Islands.
As part of their Atlantic Wall defences the occupying Germans installed a French 10 tonne, 22 cm gun dating from 1917 at Batterie Dollmann in Pleinmont on the southwest coast of Guernsey, Channel Islands.
This German bunker at Pleinmont near the southwest tip of Guernsey, Channel Islands, was part of Hitler's Atlantic Wall. The Germans occupied undefended Guernsey in June 1940 and in 1944 the Allies bypassed it to avoid the loss of British civilian lives.
The South Coast Cliff Paths extend 46 km from La Vallette near St. Peter Port to Pleinmont at the southwest tip of Guernsey, Channel Islands.
Pleinmont observation tower Guernsey
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Mp3 Pleinmont observation tower. Guernsey