Ca03 Brighton Phare Radar

1 x R612 Casemate.

3 x R668 (355, 356 & 357) small six man bunkers.

1 x V229 Radar socket.

1 x Giant Würzburg?

? x Vf58c Tobruk.

1 x 7.5cm F.K.231(f)?

A plan of roughly where the bunkers are and were.

Here is a low level reconnaissance photo taken on the 14 February 1943 about 71 years to the day we visited. Note they name it Brighthon? that may be an error or the name was adjusted post war.
The Phare is a very prominent feature in this area and it seems odd that a defence and radar site should be placed where it can be seen from far out at sea?

Water reservoir.
I have seen them either on radar sites or V1 rocket launch sites. There is also one at Maisy battery.

R668.
There were over 100 built in the A.O.K15 area and the plans for allowing these to be used are dated 1943.

R668.
Ca - part of StP.Gruppe Cayeux. 03 - Wn 03 defence position 03. 357 - the bunkers build number.

R668.
Set on the side of the roadway and semi sunk into the ground with a nice bank of sand protecting it from an attack from the seaward side.

R668.
And it has been cleared and looks a lot better.

R668.
The camouflaged concrete covering..

R668.
The escape has also been re built.

FA Unterstand.

Shelter of some kind.
A bricked wall with a heavy concrete roof.

Shelter.

Shelter.

FA personnel bunker. Inside with several rooms and a couple of windows.

FA personnel bunker.

R612 Casemate.
A 7.5cm Field Cannon would possibly be used here and may have been a captured French type.

R612 Casemate.
Its a shattered bunker, it looks as though ammunition was exploded inside after its capture.