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Machine gun point in St. Michael's battery
Writes blogger Sergey Anashkevich:
Today I will tell about one installation that is exhibited in the Museum of St. Michael's Sheremetyevo casemated battery of Sevastopol.
This Soviet machine-gun point, is located here during the final phase of the defense of Sevastopol in 1942. Sailors defending battery could survive only three days. Or rather three long days.
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2. During the 2nd defense of Sevastopol during the Great Patriotic War, St. Michael's battery, as well as during the 1st defense during the Crimean War, once again had a chance to be the first stop on the path of the enemy. Equipped in the machine-gun casemates, sailors Sevastopol three days of attack by the enemy. To suppress the defense of St. Michael's battery, the Germans concentrated her fire on the set of tools.
3. When the Germans broke through on the north side of town, at St. Michael's battery has been created a strong point that protects soldiers and commanders of the 110th air defense artillery regiment the Black Sea Fleet air defense and coastal battery №72. He headed by Captain R. Khairulin defense. Garrison defense held for three days and destroyed much of the battery was evacuated on the orders of commanders on the south side on the night of June 24th, 1942.
4. A typical arrangement of a machine-gun point of the time - the protection of sandbags and the old reliable "Maxim".
5. Abandoned bloody vest symbolizes the indomitable spirit of the defenders of the city, ready to fight the enemy to the last.
6. In the last days of the defense of the city telephone service almost everywhere absent. In these circumstances, it became a particularly valuable skill sailors to transmit and receive signals Flag, they still learn Lad Camp.
7. Fragments of a soldier's life on the defensive. Of course, in addition to the shooting, the men ate, slept, smoked respite between battles ... smoking in those days did not fight. The soldiers, mostly smoked cigarettes, if ever "dabbled" cigarettes, and sometimes even captured cigarettes.
8. An open can of meat samples in 1941. Dinner in a hurry again to the embrasure
9. Paul strewn with spent cartridges. Sevastopol for a long time was literally strewn with similar iron
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Today I will tell about one installation that is exhibited in the Museum of St. Michael's Sheremetyevo casemated battery of Sevastopol.
This Soviet machine-gun point, is located here during the final phase of the defense of Sevastopol in 1942. Sailors defending battery could survive only three days. Or rather three long days.
9 photo
2. During the 2nd defense of Sevastopol during the Great Patriotic War, St. Michael's battery, as well as during the 1st defense during the Crimean War, once again had a chance to be the first stop on the path of the enemy. Equipped in the machine-gun casemates, sailors Sevastopol three days of attack by the enemy. To suppress the defense of St. Michael's battery, the Germans concentrated her fire on the set of tools.
3. When the Germans broke through on the north side of town, at St. Michael's battery has been created a strong point that protects soldiers and commanders of the 110th air defense artillery regiment the Black Sea Fleet air defense and coastal battery №72. He headed by Captain R. Khairulin defense. Garrison defense held for three days and destroyed much of the battery was evacuated on the orders of commanders on the south side on the night of June 24th, 1942.
4. A typical arrangement of a machine-gun point of the time - the protection of sandbags and the old reliable "Maxim".
5. Abandoned bloody vest symbolizes the indomitable spirit of the defenders of the city, ready to fight the enemy to the last.
6. In the last days of the defense of the city telephone service almost everywhere absent. In these circumstances, it became a particularly valuable skill sailors to transmit and receive signals Flag, they still learn Lad Camp.
7. Fragments of a soldier's life on the defensive. Of course, in addition to the shooting, the men ate, slept, smoked respite between battles ... smoking in those days did not fight. The soldiers, mostly smoked cigarettes, if ever "dabbled" cigarettes, and sometimes even captured cigarettes.
8. An open can of meat samples in 1941. Dinner in a hurry again to the embrasure
9. Paul strewn with spent cartridges. Sevastopol for a long time was literally strewn with similar iron
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