• Locations
• France
• Pas de Calais
• Sangatte area

• Stp Qualle
• 612-I
• 612-II

• Stp Berlin
• 612-I
• 612-II
• Mg stand-I
• Mg stand-II
• Wellblech-I
• Wellblech-II

• Stp München
• Mg stand

• Stp Stuttgart
• Mg stand
• Open mortar

• Stp Köln
• Kss

• Stp Dresden
• Leitstand
• M 270-I
• M 270-II
• Vf ammo
• Vf obs
• Wellblech
• Cemetery

• St Martin
• Batterie Lindemann
• Batterie Prinz Heinrich

Batterie Prinz Heinrich

Along the road from Sangatte to Coquelles, the D 243, two farms are located north. Here the 28 cm guns of the battery were placed. A third farm has some supporting buildings, such as a Sk hospital as found in other navy sites in the area. We will visit these locations later. At the south side of this road there are two bunkers for ammunition, which belong to Prinz Heinrich. The battery was placed during the preparations of operation Seelöwe, the German invasion of England. After that plan was abandoned, the guns were moved in April 1943 all the way to Leningrad. The gap in the overall firing plan was closed by the new battery Grosser Kurfürst.

The bunker had a circuit for the lorries, here driving in ...

... coming out here. Maybe the other way around ..

The second bunker has a similar circuit.