Remains Radar Station "Bisam Stelle"
In 1942, the Germans built this this radar-station called "Bisam Stelle". It was part of the radar-line Himmelbett and contained two "Wurzburg-Riese" radars and a Freya long-distance radar.
On 2 October 1944, the station was destroyed by an Allied air-raid. What remained was destroyed by the Germans, two days later.
Nowadays there are still parts of the foundations of the two Wurzburg-Riese radars.
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- Text: Jos van Roozendaal & TracesofWar.com
- Photos: Bob van Vree
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