Defensive outpost

This facility formed part of what was planned to become a string of similar outposts defending a strategically important axis for an imagined attack by Soviet forces. The plans for this defensive line was drawn up during the 1980s and this facility was finished in 1995. Due to the fall of the iron curtain and the end of the cold war, the plans was eventually abandoned and in the end, only 3 of these outposts was ever built. The whole facility was eventually sold to private interests, and today sits largely unused, even though the power is on and dehumidifier is still running, keeping the complex nice and dry.

Observation post. The windows has been replaced with sheet metal (305 on the floorplan)

Floor plan of the facility.

Observation post. The windows has been replaced with sheet metal (305 on the floorplan)

MG-3 position from the outside

Position for anti air guns (214 on floorplan)

Outer doorway of the facility. (102 on floor plan)

Entrence to the facility. (104a on floorplan)

Entrence/exit (104b on floorplan)

Inside room 106, looking towards the hallway 121.

Hallway of to Carl Gustav 84mm recoilless rifle position 133.

Office/sleeping quarters (107 on floorplan)

Generator and dehumidifier in room 111

Emergency exit and exit to AA-position (112 on floorplan)

Halway 141 leading to Carl Gustav 84mm recoilless rifle position.

Carl Gustav 84mm recoilless rifle position 143

Hallway 151/152 leading out to MG-3 positions.

MG-3 position 153