Heuqueville

1 x Leitstand (fire control post ).

1 x Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge. (Beobachtung-observation).

5/6 x Geschützstellung (open emplacement).

2 x Unterstand.

8 x Feldmässige locally built bunkers (ammunition).

4 x 10.5cm K.35(t) guns.

2 x 7.5cm F.K.16 neu Art.

2 x 2cm Flak 30.

There is a bunker in the farmers garden and there was a garage (gun or vehicle?) where the village school now stands.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
There are two entrances, this from above down to the office level. And another at a lower level accessed from a trench.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
The steps down, hard to access and a drain fitting now removed and nothing below it.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
A what looks like a tank shell has attempted to penetrate the cap, but has hardly done any damage. Probably the people inside, did not feel a thing.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
The nose looking out. Now I have to say, it is dangerous to walk out on top. But YOU have the choice. Take the sensible one. Technically there is more bunker on the earth of the cliff and at the moment 2022. There is very little leaning out. So is it safe?

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Possibly a periscope tube.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
And yes two very respected bunker men, both of an age to know better.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
The sea below.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Our entrance is one of the side windows which run down both sides of the rear of the bunker.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Plan of the Vf Peilstand . The nose looks as though it has thicker concrete and the rear wall. But the rest seems in thinner concrete. From R to L : Observation room & rangefinder. Connecting stairs to take you up into the observation. Computing room. Chart room/plotting room. Watch office. The rest crew, Officers, telephone/coms and maybe a kitchen of some kind. (My thoughts)

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Window and way in.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
This room seems to be split in two with a brick wall. Windows around the rear and right walls, and a door to the left.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Four windows and the low level rear entrance via a trench.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
A longish thinner room.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Watch office, ready room, work room?

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Passage to the main working areas.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Chart room/plotting room.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Computing room. I am guessing what each room is for and going on what other Peilstand and fire control posts have.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge. Computing room.
The way in and out of the room, no windows. The right door is the way out and up stairs to the outside ground level and left up into the nose or observation room.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
The base of the entrance and the drain man hole looking down to the sea.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
A 67P9 cover would have closed off the space.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
The stairs leading out of the bunker to ground level.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Stairs to the Observation room.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Stairs to the Observation room.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Observation room. Rather narrow room.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Observation slit across the front.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
The view to the left.

Peilstand (measuring post) on the cliff edge.
Observation room. Rather narrow room.