2 = fl246 depot with turning place.

3 = quarter

4 = covered trenches

5 = quarter

Here the Fl246 which had a covered parking in front of it. The drawing above shows only the fl246 itself. From the covered parking there were wide covered trenches going to the emplacements. The bunker carried registration number 5801, but was called "Marine-2". Inside the bunker on a wall there was written how many shelfs were inside. Also the numer of boxes with shelfs and the type of the shelfs were noted. We were lucky to find those handwritten notes. The Germans often wrote these notes on a wall, but in almost all cases the notes can't be found any more.

The picture left up shows an street towards de fl246-bunker. The roof was placed after the war, but the walls are original. The middle picture shows the street in front of the bunker. There was space to park a truck. Above that part of the street there was a concrete roof. From the street there were two small tunnels going to the ammunition-bunker. There were about three metres long. The entrance to the tunnel from the street can be seen on the middle-picture. The entrance to the bunker from the small tunnel can be seen on the most right picture.

The picture above right shows the registration-number of the bunker. The picture on the right shows some notes on the wall about the ammunition-stock.

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The pictures above give an overview of one of the storage-rooms.

Nu dichtgemaakte ingang tot het gangenstelsel in een betonwand.

A wallpainting near the entrance shown right-up, telling that unprotected light and smoking is absolutely prohibited