Launch site for V-1 flying bombs at Brécourt
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Nazi Germany bunker for launching for V-1 flying bombs in Équeurdreville-Hainneville near Cherbourg, France
Wikimedia, Wikidata
1944 — 1943
oil depot, bunker, ruins, World War II, France,
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• Morgenthau Jr, Gen. John Clifford Hodges Lee and Col. Theodore Wyman inspecting the V-1 launch site, codenamed "Wasserwerk N°2", at Brécourt - 8 August 1944 (inv 1079) (Wikimedia)
• Winston Churchill inspecting the V-1 launch site, codenamed "Wasserwerk N°2", at Brécourt - 20 July 1944 (Wikimedia)
• Winston Churchill inspecting the V-1 launch site, codenamed "Wasserwerk N°2", at Brécourt - 20 July 1944 (Wikimedia)
Type | Description | Date | Keywords | Notes | Source |
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link | Freebase entry@ | Wikidata | |||
base | Caserne Proteau | barracks | Wikidata | ||
base | Cherbourg Naval Base | port, naval base | Wikidata | ||
museum | Airborne Museum | 1964 | military museum, military cemetery | Wikidata | |
museum | Crisbecq Battery | artillery battery, military museum | Wikidata | ||
image | Launch site for V-1 flying bombs at Brécourt - Cherbourg - France 80-G-254530 | 1944 | Wikimedia | ||
image | Launch site for V-1 flying bombs at Brécourt - Cherbourg - France 80-G-254533 | 1944 | Wikimedia | ||
image | Morgenthau Jr, Gen. John Clifford Hodges Lee and Col. Theodore Wyman inspecting the V-1 launch site, codenamed "Wasserwerk N°2", at Brécourt - 8 August 1944 | 1944 | Wikimedia | ||
video | Morgenthau Jr, Gen. John Clifford Hodges Lee and Col. Theodore Wyman inspecting the V-1 launch site, codenamed "Wasserwerk N°2", at Brécourt - 8 August 1944 (inv 1079) | Wikimedia | |||
video | Winston Churchill inspecting the V-1 launch site, codenamed "Wasserwerk N°2", at Brécourt - 20 July 1944 | Wikimedia |