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    Get a load of this Flak 38

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    Last edited by Matt Starr; 02-12-2007, 05:38 PM.
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    Very interesting,Thanks for the post. Brian

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      #3
      Now that is cool!!

      -Shawn

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        #4
        Cool site. Thanks for posting the link.

        Denmark is literally crawling with bunkers, flak emplacements and other costal defense structures from the German occupation. I had the opportunity to visit some of the more will known sites when I was living there a few years ago. Now, whenever I go back I always try to find something new. It's not too hard if you know where to look.

        Here's an interesting site worth checking out: http://www.museumscenterhanstholm.dk/

        I finally made it up there last summer and it was definitely worth the trip. If you're evern in Denmark and have the time I would highly recommend visiting this museum. The town of Skagen is also high on my list of recommended "bunker" towns. It also happens to be (imho) one of the most beautiful places in Denmark

        Rob

        Oh yeah, the beer and the women are also out of this world

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          #5
          so true

          Originally posted by Rob Johnson
          Cool site. Thanks for posting the link.

          Denmark is literally crawling with bunkers, flak emplacements and other costal defense structures from the German occupation. I had the opportunity to visit some of the more will known sites when I was living there a few years ago. Now, whenever I go back I always try to find something new. It's not too hard if you know where to look.

          Here's an interesting site worth checking out: http://www.museumscenterhanstholm.dk/

          I finally made it up there last summer and it was definitely worth the trip. If you're evern in Denmark and have the time I would highly recommend visiting this museum. The town of Skagen is also high on my list of recommended "bunker" towns. It also happens to be (imho) one of the most beautiful places in Denmark

          Rob

          Oh yeah, the beer and the women are also out of this world

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