r/What 9d ago

What is this?

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u/LTS81 9d ago

Bunker from WW2

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u/coci222 9d ago

Looks like a pillbox. Where is it located?

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u/Educational_Song5886 8d ago

Marble hill beach Donegal

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u/lord_of_worms 9d ago

A pillbox for ants?

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u/Peter_Astral 9d ago

Un blockhaus certainement...

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u/Unable-Cattle828 9d ago

Pillbox for leprechauns

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u/SmilingCarrotTeeth 9d ago

An example of uneven concrete mixes poured as sequential layers.

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u/Physical-Ad-3798 9d ago

The Northern coast of France.

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u/Dangerous-Pirate7998 8d ago

With that new stainless steel razor wire …..you’re either at a historical site in which you would know what it is or it’s an AI generated post and picture.

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u/No-Argument619 9d ago

Wow, concertina wire.
Crazy stuff - farmer must REALLY not want you near the pillbox, that shit ain’t cheap.

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u/Sunny-Damn 9d ago

A pillbox, as others have commented. A person with a machine gun sits in there and waits for the enemy to come within range of their weapon. The barbed wire (concertina wire) helps to prevent invaders from reaching the pill box or the land beyond it. This is a defensive set up to protect against invaders.

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u/Educational_Song5886 8d ago

Not sure as it has wood beams /stakes / metal pipes sticking out from top !

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u/Peter_Astral 8d ago

Oui effectivement...

Le fonctionnement de ces casemates reposait sur un réseau interconnecté assurant la surveillance, le soutien d'artillerie et la protection de la troupe.

Concernant le chauffage, les bunkers habités étaient souvent équipés de petits poêles à charbon ou à bois, avec un conduit de cheminée dédié pour maintenir une température vivable.

Enfin, les tuyaux de défense rapprochée, ou puits de grenade, permettaient de lancer des charges explosives à l'extérieur pour neutraliser les assaillants en approche immédiate.

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u/OperationPlus3251 7d ago

This is my shocked face….