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Sunday, December 21, 2008
World War II Era Watchtower, Delaware Coast
This tower was one of a series of reinforced concrete bunkers that lined the Atlantic Coast during World War II; they served as a complex network of towers and coastal batteries that were intended to ward off German U-Boats.
This tower was one of a series of reinforced concrete bunkers that lined the Atlantic Coast during World War II; they served as a complex network of towers and coastal batteries that were intended to ward off German U-Boats.
There's a whole bunch of those near Rehoboth Beach. Where was this one?
ReplyDeleteFurther south of Rehoboth at Dewey Beach, I believe.
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