Fields of Battle - Verdun
Shell scarring on turret atop Fort de Douaument. Designed by Commandant Mougin in 1875 the turret consists of a 155mm gun under a bowl-shaped armor shield, sunk into the ground and surrounded by a thick concrete apron that protected the multi-level traverse and loading facilities below. The turret is distinguished from naval turrets by the absence of protruding barrels
Picture No
13923495
Media ID
47852997
Size
1900px x 1264px
(1.2MB)
Credit
westernfrontphotography.com / Mary Evans
Source
Photograph by Mike St Maur Sheil
Date
2011
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155mm Absence Atop Battlefields Commandant Concrete Consists Distinguished Douaument Facilities Multi-level Protected Protruding Scarring Sunk Thick Traverse Turret Turrets
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