The Atlantic Wall was a discontinuous defense line made of bunkers and fortifications along the Atlantic Coast. The 2,000-mile-long German defense consisted of a variety of military equipment to ...

To make D-Day a success, the Allies thought they might have to break through formidable German defences. One unconventional idea was a "giant firework".

It was home to two dozen soldiers and three officers from Nazi Germany after being fortified between 1942 and 1944 as a part of Adolf Hitler’s Atlantic Wall strategy. The Channel Islands, ...

The Atlantic Wall was a discontinuous defense line made of bunkers and fortifications along the ... Soldiers were better off peeking and firing shots than firing through the Krummlauf. Windkanone.

Adolf Hitler called it the "Atlantic Wall", and there are still many traces of it, ... How could they be breached, with the minimum loss to Allied soldiers?