Remains of Military Bunkers

These military relics are remnants of German fortifications from World War II. The Germans were afraid of an invasion from the Mediterranean from countries such as Morocco and Algeria. It's what they did in the month of August 1944, releasing the south of France. But there were fewer allies in this area in Normandy. The bunkers and military coats were preserved rather because they pollute a lot and are difficult to destroy. The Gulf of Fos and the entire sector were only occupied by two German armies, demonstrating the unlikelihood of an attack from this side.