The Tune Position
 
  Other facilities.

Flank positions on the beach.
They had a little different task than the flanking positions at the trenches. They were supposed to cover the
barbed wire closures on the beach below Mosede Fort and its batteries
 

Flanking position at the beach.

Machine gun Positions

In recognition of the good observation options from the aeroplanes, the idea of fixed posts in the form of
caves and galleries was given up.
Instead machine gun nests were designed in the terrain, where they cast space only for shelter for the crew.
When an attack began, the crew could run out to their small hidden posts in the terrain.
None of these small positions were build before peace broke out.
It shows, however, that the development of the battle went faster than constructing the positions.


Redoubts (= skanse) and other works, probably only earth embankments blocked with barbed wire:

  Risø skanse
  Kildemose skanse
  Vindinge dobbeltskanse
  Karlslundeværk (Hill 32)
  Korporalsværket
  Kridthusværket (med Kridthus Vest galleri)
  Svanedamsværket
  Klintegårdsværket

 
Emergency rooms:
 
960 emergency rooms were plann, which number later were reduced to 640. in 1919 only 160 were actually
built. In the beginning the Emergency rooms were given numbers, but later given names.
Example:
Emergency room 39 and 40 becomes Firhøje West Room and Firhøje East Room.


 
Coverage Positions:

  Veddelev Mølle Dækningsgrav
  Højskole Dækningsgrav
  Rolighed Dækningsgrav (not the Rolighed Emergency room)
  Roskildevej Dækningsgrav

Some other coastal forts and batteries were constructed at the island of Zeeland, but in a distance of 50 to 75 kilometres of
Copenhagen.

The Lynæs Fort to the North at Hundested  and
the Masnedø Fort to the south at Vordingborg