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Fort Hommet (Stp. Rotenstein)
Construction of Stutzpunkte Rotenstein at fort Hommet (1804) on Guernsey began in April 1943. The main armament composed of four 10,5 K331 (f) guns. One of the casemates is fully restored in 1995 and open to the public since then. Admission is free.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Wikimedia Commons
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