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The bomb-proof bunker in Calais (Strongpoint 89, Fulda) protected two German 28 cm K5 heavy railway guns. The guns guarded the English Channel. The bunker is 80 meters long and has walls 2.5 meters thick. Today it protects the local McDonald’s.

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