File:Bunker 113 Bernbach.jpg
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Deutsch: Der Bunker mit der Nummer 113 (zuvor Ge 159) gehörte zur Wetterau-Main-Tauber-Stellung und lag im Wald südöstlich des Freigerichter Ortsteils Bernbach. Er wurde im Jahr 1936 als „MG-Schartenstand für Einheitsgruppe“ errichtet, also als Regelbau 2a (Zeichnungsnr. „172 B9 -abgeändert-“), in der Baustärke B1, für eine 18-Mann-Besatzung. Es wurden 188 Kubikmeter Beton und die MG-Schartenplatte 7P7 verwendet. Die Baukosten betrugen 36.295 Reichsmark. Die Feindseite der Stellung zeigte Richtung Nordwesten. Der Bunker wurde nach dem 2. Weltkrieg von der US-Armee gesprengt. Von ihm sind noch Ruinen zu sehen.
Das Bild zeigt die Feindseite und den Vorpanzer (unten) mit Blick in den Kampfraum, in dem das Maschienengewehr stand. Die hintere Tür fürt in den völlig zerstörten Bereitschaftsraum. Oben die gesprengte Bunkerdecke.
English: Bunker number 113 (formerly Ge 159) is a part of Little Siegfried Line and was located in the forest south-east of Bernbach district of Freigericht. It was erected in 1936 as a "MG Schartenstand for unit group", i.e. as Regelbau 2a (drawing no. “172 B9 -modified-”), with B1 strength, for an 18-man crew. 188 cubic meters of concrete and the 7P7 MG Schartenplatte were used. The construction costs were 36,295 Reichsmarks. The enemy side of the fortification pointed north-west. The bunker was blown up by the US Army after World War II. Ruins of it can still be seen.
The picture shows the enemy side and the front armor (below) with a view of the combat room in which the machine gun was fixed. The rear door leads to the completely destroyed ready room. Above the blown up bunker ceiling. |
| Date | 20 October 2022 (according to Exif data) |
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| Location |  Germany,  Hesse,  Main-Kinzig-Kreis,  Freigericht |
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