Author(s)

G. T. Tomezzoli¹, S. Colliou²

¹Etno-Archaeological Observatory, Munich, Germany.
²Les Bunkers de Saint-PABU, Saint-Pabu, France.

In previous articles different German radar bases have been considered. The preservation states of their components and their organization have been analyzed. This article further deepens the theme of the German radar surveillance during the WW II on the Atlantic Wall by taking into consideration the German radar camp of Saint-Pabu (Finistère-FR) and its defence Stützpunkte Re 03, Re 04. Its history, the preservation state of its components, its organization and how said components have been integrated in a modern urban contest are described.

Saint-Pabu, German, Radar, Surveillance, Atlantic Wall, Finistère, France

Tomezzoli, G. and Colliou, S. (2017) The WW II Saint-Pabu German Radar Camp and the Stützpunkte Re 03, Re 04. Archaeological Discovery, 5, 142-162. doi: 10.4236/ad.2017.53009.