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a nearly 400-foot-long linear structure off the coast of France [...] it measures roughly 66 feet wide at the base and stands roughly 7 feet tall
Sounds more like a jetty or causeway than a wall.
I donβt think they airplanes that long ago.
La Jette?
Iβm a bit disappointed all we have is one bad picture.
The article has linked to the paper, which has 21 photos and a bunch of maps and diagrams.
Awesome! I missed that, thank you :)
maginot line prototype