Ca06 Cayeux Plage Sud

1 x R612 Casemate.

1 x R667 Casemate.

1 X 600 Ringstand.

4 x Feldm shelter.

1 x Vf67 Tobruk.

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

1 x Pz. T 3.7cm 144(f).

2 x 5cm KwK 39 L/42.

R667 casemate for a 5cm KwK L/60 very well camouflaged in the car park of a small business, but it would have covered a flank attack from the south.

R667 casemate.
As you see the camouflage is excellent.

R667 casemate
There you are just able to see it behind that bush.

R667 casemate.
Three visiting Americans to the bunker. It looks as though the barrel has bee blown off..

R667 casemate.
The rear entrance. There is a small square hole in the wall, its where spent cartridge cases could be thrown out of the casemate, to be cleared up later.

R667 casemate.
This is the square hole in the inside. A case could easily be passed down it and outside.

R667 casemate.
The gun room, the large embrasure (now bricked up) and the ammunition shelf to the right side set into the wall.

R667 casemate.
Added camouflage to the walls..

R667 casemate.
A view of behind at the rear entrance.

Plan Kurt of the R667.

R612 casemate for an assault gun type 7.5cm F.K.231(f), Unterstand & Bunker.

R612 casemate.
Now set into the houses but when it was built only the house behind was there.

R612 casemate.
The the rear door to allow a cannon access to the bunker.

R612 casemate.
This is a photo taken around November 1945 showing the flanking wall on the left and the embrasure for the gun to fire through. The gun may not have been left here but removed early and retreated north. Look at the house behind as its still here. Interesting camouflage to this casemate.

R612 casemate.
The view from the beach defences and the nice camouflage painting on the side and a nice wall around the roof matching the house behind. The beach defences are knife rest type defences, two X shape legs and a centre beam with barbed wire rapped around them making it a very difficult for infantry to pass.

R612 casemate.
Another view showing the flanking wall.