Tobruk Bunker Ouddorp
A Tobruk.
This is a small concrete bunker with an opening at the top from which it could be fired with a machine gun. The name comes from Tobruk in Libya, where the Germans first discovered this originally Italian design. Thousands were subsequently built in the Atlantic Wall.
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Source
- Text: Traces of War
- Photos: Peter van Steenbergen
Nearby
Point of interest
- Dummy Airport 31 Ouddorp - Ouddorp
- Canon Bunkerroute De Punt Ouddorp - Ouddorp
- Cable Bunker G6 Ouddorp - Ouddorp
Monument
- Information Panel B-17G 43-38103 ‘The Bates crew’ - Ouddorp
- Information Panel B-17G ‘Mr. Tacoma’ 43-3794 - Ouddorp
- Information Panel Lancaster ND410 - Ouddorp
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves General Cemetery Ouddorp - Ouddorp
- Commonwealth War Graves General Cemetery Ouddorp - Ouddorp
- Commonwealth War Grave General Cemetery Goedereede - Goedereede
Remembrance Stone
Fortification
- Atlantikwall - Widerstandsnest Preekhilpolder - Ouddorp
- Tobruk Bunkerroute De Punt - Ouddorp
- Observation Bunker Bunkerroute no. 1 De Punt - Ouddorp
Crash site
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