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Long narrow and dark underground tunnel in an old bunker, leading to a steel ladder that goes up to the surface.

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Pouppeville France September 2020 Abandoned german bunkers of II World War in Utah beach Normandy France. This one of the six beaches where the Normandy invasiona D Day was initiated

Rifugio antiaereo a Terni

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Ruined trenches in central europe. Old reinforced concrete German fortifications. Season of the autumn

German bunkers of Wilczy Szaniec - Poland

Observation turrets built into the concrete a WW2 structure.

The Assenois bunker site at Fortin Boggess at Bastogne

cannon position in fort XV Borek from the times of the Przemyśl Fortress during World War I, Przemyśl, Subcarpathian, Poland

German Bunker Montfaucon-d'Argonne First World War France

This landscape photo was taken in France, normandy, Calvados, on the edge of the English Channel, in the spring. We see the back of a bunker of the battery of Longues sur Mer on a beautiful sunny day.

Bunker of ww2 in Poland

World war II Abandoned armory bunker on the beach of Cape May Point State Park during summer day

Alternative historians allow the use of the nuclear program of the USSR. December16,2019.Kiev,Ukraine

This Cold War-era bunker is tucked away in a quiet forest. Denmark has many such bunkers, though most are poorly maintained and some have even been forgotten over time. The photo was taken on the southern tip of Amager, within a large nature reserve located about 30 minutes from downtown Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark.

German fortifications in the Polish Pomerania. Bunkers of the Pomeranian embankment destroyed by the Russians. Pomeranian Lake District.

Abandoned Military Tarakaniv Fort (Dubno Fort, New Dubno Fortress) - a defensive structure of 19th century in Tarakaniv, Rivne region, Ukraine.

abandoned, military bunker, guard post, top of a hill, Hungary

Abandoned bunker (Ropik) hidden deep in the forest. Near Czech Republic - Germany borders

Dark creepy old corridor of underground bunker or prison.

Steel German bunker at Cite d'alet, Saint-Servan-sur-Mer, Ille-et-Vilaine, Brittany, France.

Outside detailed view of loophole of old military bunker

Japanese young woman visiting Chiba prefecture to climb Mt. Nokogiri, which is a popular mountain in Chiba prefecture for beginner climbers.

Abandoned military fort from World War II in Kos, Greece.

World War II Shelter in Collescipoli, Umbria

Gun towers such as this concrete bunker are reinforced structures that would have contained anti-aircraft weaponry such as Flak Guns to defend from air and sea attacks on the East Coast of England. This one is a decommissioned relic from World War Two set on top of the cliffs at Flamborough in East Yorkshire, England.

Surrey countryside WW2 inland defence line near Guildford Surrey England Europe

An old military bunker for soldiers on the Redlowski Cliff, a military bunker slid down the cliff slope

Fort Gorazda (Tvrđava Goražda) at 452 meters altitude on Goražda Hill overlooking Kotor Bay, is a historic Austro-Hungarian fortification built between 1884-1886 to replace an earlier structure destroyed during the 1869 uprising. Located in Lovćen National Park, it features a distinctive symmetrical three-tiered design with two perpendicular wings constructed from reinforced concrete walls, and notably houses the last surviving 100-ton Gruson rotating turret on its roof, a unique piece of military engineering. Strategically positioned to control the vital Kotor-Cetinje road, the fort served multiple defensive purposes including neutralizing enemy artillery on nearby Krstac mountain and protecting Tivat port during World War I, when Austro-Hungarian forces engaged in artillery duels with Montenegrin batteries positioned on Mount Lovćen. Despite withstanding heavy bombardment from shells up to 24cm in caliber, the fort's robust construction ensured its survival, and it continued serving as a Yugoslav military storage facility until the '90s. It today stands as an abandoned, unprotected ruin accessible free of charge to visitors.

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