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Denmark - Langeland Fortress - 1 |
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Langeland Fortress was a very important Danish fortress during the
"Cold war" the followed World War II. From this fortress the Danish
military was able see all Russian, Polish and East German ships that
sailed out from the Baltic Sea via Great Belt. During the Cuba
crises Russian ships loaded with missiles was first spotted from
this fortress. The museum also displays a submarine, a minesweeper
and a few aircrafts and air force related items from the "Cold War".
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One of the 150 mm guns
at the Langeland Fortress.
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The command bunker of the Langeland
Fortress - deep below the ground.
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A Danish soldier is preparing a
grenade for one of the 150 mm guns of the Langeland Fortress.
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A MIG-23 Flogger from the Polish Air
Force is parked in a "hangar" at the Langeland Fortress.
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A Saab F-35 Draken from Royal Danish
Air Force is parked in a "hangar" at the Langeland Fortress.
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All radars, communication masts, guns
and bunkers are just as they were when they were a part of the Danish
defence.
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Langeland Fortress : 1 -
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Photo:
euro-t-guide.com - Winter of 2005.
Feel free to use the pictures if you want to, but please remember to
refer to "euro-t-guide.com" as the photographer.
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