Ibis Class Coastal Artillery

A type of artillery designed for coastal defense and used to bombard enemy ships and land targets. These guns were typically mounted on coastal fortifications and played a crucial role in defending coastal areas from attack.

Hjälmstadvik Coastal Artillery

The artillery batteries stationed at the town of Hjälmstadvik during World War II to defend against potential German naval attacks. The batteries were equipped with heavy artillery guns capable of engaging enemy ships at long ranges.

Gdansk Harbor Defenses

The coastal fortifications and artillery batteries positioned around Gdansk harbor, which were designed to deter a naval invasion, proved insufficient against German forces.

Gdynia Harbor Defenses

The fortifications and coastal artillery positioned around Gdynia harbor, which were designed to deter a naval invasion, proved ineffective against the German air and sea power.

Fjords and the Norwegian Coastal Defence

Fjords played a crucial role in the Norwegian Coastal Defence during World War II. The deep inlets provided natural barriers and hiding spots for Norwegian coastal artillery and anti-shipping defenses, allowing them to protect Norwegian waters from German naval forces.

Bt-40: Coastal Artillery

Artillery units stationed along coastlines to defend against naval attacks. Coastal artillery played a crucial role in defending harbors and strategic points during World War II.