Stützpunkt Tørring – German Coastal Battery at the Limfjord, Lemvig Denmark
Stützpunkt Tørring or Törring protected the entrance to the Limfjord and the harbor of Lemvig and was located …
Coastal Battery
All articlesCoastal batteries were fortified artillery positions situated along coastlines during World War II to defend against naval and amphibious assaults. Equipped with large-caliber guns, these batteries targeted enemy ships, submarines, and landing forces. Coastal defenses were critical for protecting strategic ports and preventing enemy control over vital sea routes.
