Schuilbunker Type 102v

The Regelbau 102V is a type of air raid shelter built by the German Wehrmacht during World War II as part of the Geldernstellung, a defensive line that ran from Brüggen to Kleve. These bunkers served as shelters for infantry and were designed to provide protection against artillery fire and air raids.

Features of the Regelbau 102V
The Regelbau 102V was a standardized design with thick concrete walls and a reinforced concrete roof. It could accommodate a group of soldiers and was equipped with features such as ventilation and loopholes for defense. The standardization of this type of bunker made it possible to quickly and efficiently build multiple copies along the defense line.
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Location in Nütterden
In Nütterden, a village near Kleve, several examples of the Regelbau 102V can still be found. One of these bunkers is located in the Nütterden cemetery. Although this bunker was blown up from the inside, the structure is still visible from the outside. The presence of these bunkers is a reminder of the strategic importance of the region during the war and the efforts that were made to defend the area.

Visitors interested in military history can explore these sites to gain a better understanding of the defenses that were built during the war. It is important to be respectful of these historical sites, especially when they are located on or near cemeteries.

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Source

• Text: RJArmy.nl
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