30
Jan
11

Jonathan Andrew : WW2 Bunkers

Type 583a / M178
Fire Control Post
Heerenduin, Ijmuiden,
The Netherlands

Type 219
Casemate for Anti-Tank Gun
Lefrinckrouke, Zuydcoote,
France

Type 623
Military Casemate
West of Koudekerke
The Netherlands

Type 669
Heensche Molen
The Netherlands

Type 669
Heensche Molen
The Netherlands

SK Observation Tower
Fliegerhorst, Hemiksem
Belgium

Jonathan Andrew : Photography


1 Response to “Jonathan Andrew : WW2 Bunkers”


  1. January 30, 2011 at 4:39 pm

    These are beutiful, they look like monumental sculptures.


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