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The Tune Position.
The
Trenches
In frornt of the Tune Position were the several trenches.
The were digged by the enlisted men, and inspired of the experiences of WWI.
It was an enormous work. In 1916
Colonel Nyholm mentions 4200
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Pioneers and
infantry in the trench |
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Trench
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In front og the trences there were fields of barbed wire.
10 og 14 metres wide.
There was ordered 148.000 poles, 4.400.000 metres
of barbed wire and 1.950.000 nails.
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Barbed
wire from the western Front. |
Flanking Spositions:
At the end of each trench, flanking positions were made.Wooden
constructions, cocered with earth and front of concrete.
The was a room for the crew, and a room for two machineguns in
the front.
There was a floodligt outside the bunker.
Some of the flanking positions were supposed to receive crew and
guns from bunker that were destroyed
Totally there were 37 flanking positions, of which 8 were prepared for recieving
crew from destroyed bunkers.
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