Batterie Lothringen, Noirmont

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German installations:
Batterie Lothringen



A German rangefinder operator in one of the newly completed installations


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This page contains pictures of defences installed by the Germans at Noirmont during the Occupation as part of Hitler's Atlantic Wall, which was designed to prevent any Allied invasion of occupied territory. More pictures of defences at other locations, and links to pages for other major installations, will be found in Photographs of German defences and other installations. More pictures of Noirmont will be found in The 'green books'




Construction work

The first set of previously unpublished pictures on this page were taken by an official German photographer in the early months of the Occupation. They show work under way on constructing the defences which would eventually form part of Adolph Hitler's 'Atlantic Wall'. The collection was sent to us by a private collector

Final testing

Noirmont gun emplacement

Early installations

These early defences at Noirmont were demolished to make way for more substantial installations

Sundry wartime images

Post-war pictures

Restoration