Author(s)

Giancarlo T. Tomezzoli

Etno-Archaeological Observatory, Munich, Germany.

A first visit on the site of the WWII German W/T station at Mont Saint-Michel de Brasparts (Brittany-FR), cover name Be-2, indicated sometime as either B 2 or B2, on 21^st December 2009 allowed the identification of many components and to evaluate their preservation state. The secret Interpretation Report NO. G.590 of the No. 80 Wing RAF of 6^th October 1942, dedicated to Be-2, mentioned a cable trench and a short mast may be for calibration purposes, not identified during the first visit, motivated the further visits on 13^th - 14^th May 2017 for searching their possible vestiges. This article presents the vestiges discovered, the feature of the mast and the reconstruction of Be-2.

Atlantic Wall, France, Finistère, Saint-Michel, Brasparts, Luftwaffe , FuSan 724/725, Be-2, Bernard, Calibration, Monitoring Mast

Tomezzoli, G. (2019) The Monitoring Mast of the WWII German W/T Station Be-2. Archaeological Discovery, 7, 75-83. doi: 10.4236/ad.2019.72005.