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• These Victorian fortifications feature concrete gun emplacements, observation posts and underground rooms.
• Before World War II, the battery was fitted with two concrete gun emplacements.
• Today, all that remains are the three concrete gun emplacements, which were left behind.
• The concrete gun emplacements were called Summit Battery, Laboratory Battery, Garden Battery and Tombstone Battery.
• The Merville Battery was composed of four steel-reinforced concrete gun casemates, built by the Todt Organisation.
• The guns were mounted in concrete gun emplacements and deployed in a semicircle in and around the fort.
• A new concrete gun emplacement which contained a single 75mm gun was constructed on the eastern part of the Hilsea lines.
• Between Calais and Boulogne-sur-Mer considerable parts of the concrete gun emplacements and associated bunkers remain, in accessible, although often somewhat dangerous, condition.
• A century ago, during the Spanish-American War, a concrete gun battery was built across the interior to defend against a Spanish attack that never came.
• The most significant of these was the construction of batteries and concrete gun emplacements, changes to parapets and their embrasures, and the construction of gunpowder magazines.
• The concrete gun pits, some of which were closed and others open, are circular or semi-circular and while the guns have been removed the gun emplacements remain intact.
• The construction of concrete gun emplacements on the fort's roof also necessitated the addition of circular concrete pillars within the casemates to support the extra weight on the roof.
• Trying to explain why a massive Russian force took so long to defeat a small Chechen group, Yeltsin claimed the village masked a giant underground rebel base with concrete gun emplacements.
• The area of Normandy targeted by Operation Aquatint had yet to receive any concrete gun emplacements but there was a network of coastal artillery batteries able to provide interlocking arcs of fire.
• The concrete gun firing platform was designed with an adjustable metal plate set in front of the concrete block to take the nose wheel of aircraft with tricycle undercarriages, such as the B-25.
• Trying to explain why a huge Russian force took so long to defeat a band of no more than 250 rebels, Yeltsin claimed the village masked a giant underground rebel base with concrete gun emplacements.
• The curiosity of 39-year-old mechanic Vladimir Chekunov was peaked by the cartridge cases, shrapnel and remnants of pillboxes, or concrete gun emplacements, that he found as a child playing at the summer dacha rented by his family.
• The edges of Fort Hancock are sprinkled with concrete gun emplacements from the days when Sandy Hook was one of the nation's foremost proving grounds for new weapons; a Nike missile site is one of the park's biggest draws.
• On the Atlantic coast of the island, large concrete gun platforms were built to defend against a possible invasion by the Axis powers of World War II . Platforms like these can be found all along the Eastern Seaboard.
• At right are the three concrete gun batteries : Btty Rice ( never armed ) at top, Btty McCook ( 2 6-inch guns M1900 ), and Btty Bumpus ( 2 3-inch guns ) at the extreme right edge of the photo.