German Radarposition Tiger - Open Air Display

These objects are part of the German radarposition Tiger from World War II. This site is now housed in a museum. More information about this museum can be found at https://bunkersterschelling.nl/
Monument garden

In this garden are several objects dating from the period of time of World War II. They give a picture of the Tiger position and of the war in general. You will find, for example, mines and aircraft parts from crashed aircraft.

This garden is part of the German radar position Tiger from World War II. This site is now housed in a museum. More information about this museum can be found at https://bunkersterschelling.nl/

Udet Boje
A life buoy designed by the German Luftwaffe General Udet for airmen who had to leave their aircraft above the sea. The buoy was equipped with a room with all the necessary means, including a radio to call for help. These buoys had a good design theoretically, but proved unsatisfactory in practice; the Allies used them as a target, and with some regularity they knocked loose to wash up on the coast.

Aircraft remains
These includes a rotor blade, a Hercules engine and the landing gear of a Vickers Wellington.

Naval mines
Several naval mines are located on the grounds of the Bunkermuseum Terschelling.

Kathy Mine
This is a German Anti-Invasion mine of the type Kathy Mine type A.

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Source

• Text: Stichting Bunkerbehoud Terschelling
• Photos: Stichting Bunkerbehoud Terschelling (1, 4), Arie de Vries (2, 3, 5)