Germany Series: Coming Soon!

We were invited to tour Germany’s Military Heritage by Marcus our guide.

Steelworks in Duisburg

We're on site exploring a former Steelworks that dates back to the 1930's

Germany faced some of the most intense land and air battles of the Second World War. ALW Exploration has recently toured Germany and will be uploading content over the coming weeks. Stay Tuned and don’t forget to subscribe to,

Wesel Railway Bridge, The last Bridge over the Rhine to be captured by the Allies on 10th March 1945
On location with Marcus our guide
Steelworks
Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord Steelworks Museum
Commenwealth War Graves
The Rhineberg War Cemetery for Allied Commonwealth Personnel. Built by the German Government after the Second World War.
Respects paying
Rhineberg War Cemetary. Here we pay our respects to the fallen in the form of Saluting.
Bunker & Air Raid Shelter
Bunkermuseum Oberhausen. This huge military complex had air raid shelter rooms for civilians. The upper floors were military command bunkers for the German Forces. The roof had large calibre flak guns fitted. This is one of the corridors within the Civilian chamber of the Air Raid Shelter.
Ludendorff Bridge
The Ludendorff Bridge West Bank. A large crater was made by the retreating German Army to slow the advanicing American forces
East Bank Ludendorff Bridge
Ludendorff Bridge, East Bank

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