Elefant radar and bunker.

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Elefant radar and bunker.

Beitrag von SES (†) » 02.08.2007 14:06

Hi,
Please see:
http://www.gyges.dk/Elefant.htm
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Beitrag von SES (†) » 12.01.2015 14:13

Hi Ln-Nerds,
Isn't about time we found the Elefant in vicinity of Varna?
Any help would be appreciated.
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Beitrag von Mihai Pica » 12.01.2015 21:01

Is there any approximate location known at least ? There are some 2-3 decent recce photos but only of the port / airfield area


Never mind, the location seems to be on a hill somewhere to the south of the port probably

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Beitrag von SES (†) » 12.01.2015 21:38

Hi Mihai,
It is my understanding that it possibly was 10 km South of Varna.
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Beitrag von Mihai Pica » 12.01.2015 21:49

I just took a look over the sorties of the SAAF 60th Recce Squadron operations april-aug 44 and the closest they came to the area is Constanta which is 125 KM to the North so...weak chances, maybe something is left from other USAF recce groups, although keeping in mind that Varna was no target for the USAAF that's a dead end too.

http://ncap.org.uk/ holds over 1.000.000 Luftwaffe recce photos but it will probably take years for them to put them online

Best bet would be a local who is very knowledgeable, but that's hard to find I guess.

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Beitrag von SES (†) » 12.01.2015 22:10

Hi Mihai,
I have checked NCAP Varna is not covered. Tried GE historical Photos, they do not go that far back. I have contacted a Bulgarian bunker-nerd via AHF and I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
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Beitrag von Mihai Pica » 12.01.2015 22:18

Hi SES, just took a quick look over USAAF 5th PR Group, lots of targets in Bulgaria but nothing on the Black Sea Coast..usual suspects being Sofia, Vidin, Plovdiv and Ruse.

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Beitrag von SES (†) » 13.01.2015 10:09

Hi Mihai
Thanks a lot. If I could Google in Bulgarian there might be a chance. There must be one or two Ln-Nerds in the area.
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Beitrag von beaviso » 13.01.2015 11:25

SES hat geschrieben:Hi Mihai
Thanks a lot. If I could Google in Bulgarian there might be a chance. There must be one or two Ln-Nerds in the area.
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www.google.bg
радар+Варна+1944
;)

I've just finished a quick search of Bulgarian sites for the keyword combination of "radar", "German", "Varna", "Mammut", "1944", of course written in their language, and found nothing.

M.
Zuletzt geändert von beaviso am 13.01.2015 11:38, insgesamt 3-mal geändert.

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Beitrag von Mihai Pica » 13.01.2015 11:25

You're welcome SES, I already googled last evening with several keywords by using google translate first, absolutely nothing came out.

We might be a bit lucky, I know a guy who grew up in Varna and now lives in another part of Bulgaria but he's a WW2 aircraft enthusiast, so unless he has some direct info hopefully he'll be able to direct me to someone else, I assume that the community over there is as small as in Romania eg. everyone knows everyone.

ATB, Mihai

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