Posen Flugplatz: Unbekannte Bunker

[@ndrew]

Hello,

anyone can help me with ID this construction? Perhaps testing bed for engines?

MfG
@ndrew

[zulufox]

Hi,

which one of the two?

bregds
Zf

[@ndrew]

Hi,

I see 1 which consist of 2 parts: lower and higher. 3 photos show 1 object
Or You mean another one???

I'm not sure but it looks like there were movable doors in the lower part(?)

MfG
@ndrew

[zulufox]

Hi @ndrew,

originally my question was which of the two airfields at Poznan but I found it by own research .

The Lotnisko Wojskowe Krzesiny was Einsatzhafen Posen-Kreising at the time oft the Second World War and was also home for a sattelite assembly work of Focke-Wulf Flugzeugwerke AG. As you can see from the aerial picture, the "bunker" in question was erected on the floor plates of one of the hangars of the airfield.

Can't tell the date of the construction, sorry.

bregds
Zf

[@ndrew]

Hi Zulufox,
Yes You are correct there are 2 Flugplatzen and 'sister' factory Focke-Wulf Flugzeugwerke AG.
And You are on good trace-it's Poznan-Krzesiny/Posen-Kreising.

As you can see from the aerial picture, the "bunker" in question was erected on the floor plates of one of the hangars of the airfield.

You mean that whole bunker was covered by hangar's roof? Perhaps it wasking of Test/Pruf Stand...

MfG
@ndrew

[@ndrew]

..I cannot find this bunker inside a hangar, perhaps it was built after bomb-raids.

[zulufox]

Hi,

that was my assumption too. It may be possible that it was buildt after the air raids of 09.04.1944 or 29.05.1944.

Another possibility is construction during the Cold War era.

You'll have to look very close to the concrete walls to assume the construction date.

bregds
Zf