Wassermann MII Oostvoorne
Wassermann MII version location. This version (M2) was introduced in 1944.
The Wassermann radar system was a further development of the Freya system. By using several Freya antenna arrays they created a greater range and accuracy.
On this location one of five radar systems as part of the Biber complex.
The guying wire block is the only thing that is left of this location.
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Source
- Text: Adri Kramer
- Photos: Adri Kramer
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