FuMG "Fliege", StP.Gruppe St Valéry en Caux, K.V.A. 'E2', Haute-Normandie

RADAR · StP. Groupe St-Valéry en Caux · AOK 15 Haute-Normandie · France

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"Fliege" 4./Luft.Nachr.Rgt.53. Luftwaffe station "Fliege", a night fighter radar station. 1 x L479 bunker for night fighter control 'Anton'. 'Anton' code name for this style of night fighter bunker. 2 x V229 radar sockets. 4 x Feldm troop shelters. 2 x Würzburg Riese Fu.SE 65. 1 x Freya Fu.MG 401 LZ. 1 x Freya Fu.MG 450.

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Heinz Wolfgang Schnaufer night fighter pilot with 121kills, here with an Me109.

Zigzag minefield (A) helps protect radar station at Manneville-les-Plains, France. Accidental discharge is avoided by ditch, visible between white lines, instead of by wire. Trip-wire pickets are at (B). Note Giant Würzburg radar in left background.

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Google image showing what can be seen today.

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1947/1951 images with bunkers showing up. Now a lot has gone to farming and wind turbines.

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1947/1951 images with bunkers showing up. Now a lot has gone to farming and wind turbines.

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FA machinery bunker.

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FA machinery bunker.

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WW2 German bunker generator. These are the type of generators that may have been inside these two large machinery bunkers.

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Seeburg plotting table The Seeburg plotting table (German: Seeburg-Tisch) was a mechanical plotting table used by the Luftwaffe in their operations rooms to track aircraft and coordinate night fighter operations. It was produced by Siemens and attached to the plotting table was a Freya radar and two Würzburg-Riese radars. Freya radar would pick up and track the bombing raids and an attached Würzburg radar would then select an individual bomber and track it. The other Würzburg would track the night fighter that was sent out to find and attack the bombers. This plotting was done on a large, translucent glass plate. The radar position of both enemy bombers and the friendly night fighters were displayed on the table as moving spots of light. The enemy was displayed with a red spot and a blue spot represented the night fighter.

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