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Join us as we explore the remarkable **Regelbau M184**, a very rare Atlantic Wall bunker fitted with a double-naval turret once from the battleship *Gneisenau*. Located at Stevns Fort, Denmark, this imposing fortress combines heavy naval firepower and land-based fortification design. --- ### What you’ll see in this video - A full walkthrough of the bunker and the turret: the interior, the armored turret housing, the gun emplacement, and structural design - Close-ups of the **15 cm SK C/28 in Drh LC/34 double turret**: mechanics, armor, gun barrels, rotation system, and how it was adapted from naval to coastal defense use - The history behind it: how naval turrets came to be used in fixed coast batteries after the war, especially in Danish and German coastal defense systems - Current condition: what features remain, rust, wear, restoration efforts, any signage or interpretive info --- ### ℹ️ More background - **Regelbau** is the German standardized bunker design system used in the Atlantic Wall and other occupied/coastal areas during WWII. - The *Gneisenau* was a German battleship; its secondary armament included the 15 cm SK C/28 naval guns, some of which were removed and repurposed for coastal artillery. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4} - M184 is rare because not many large naval turrets survive in situ in fixed bunkers. Its preservation at Stevns Fort makes it especially interesting to history buffs and urban explorers alike. --- If you like historic military architecture, coastal fortifications, or WWII maritime history, make sure to **like**, **subscribe**, and hit the bell so you don’t miss future bunker tours and deep dives. --- ## 🔖 Hashtags #RegelbauM184 #AtlanticWall #Gneisenau #NavalTurret #StevnsFort #WWII #CoastalFortifications #BunkerTour #15cmSKC28 #DrhLC34 #MilitaryHistory #GermanBunkers #BunkerExploration #HistInterest #FortressDenmark
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