The article supports one 1940 hilltop machine-gun position of the Lindén/kg-hat type, with a cupola above shelter and crew accommodation. It describes bomb/artillery resistance qualitatively and notes a 2006 restoration, but gives no dimensions, material quantities, capacity, systems or cost.
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Försvarsvärnet
Kulsprutegevärshatten
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Militärt · 15 July 2015 · 4 photographs
Original-article audit
What this source can support
Reviewed 15 August 2026 · geometry completeness 13/100 · Very low
The current SEK 7.06m base is explicitly Archetype Derived from a modern small-bunker unit price. The article does not support the assumed 70 m² / 753 ft² scale or protection equivalence. The number is a reference product analogy, not an estimate of this fortification.
published: one focal hilltop position; cupola above shelter/accommodation | not_published: area; cap material and thickness; excavation; concrete/granite quantity; crew capacity; access and drainage
firing position and crew shelter; no priced systems specification
cupola and substructure; excavation/foundation; terrain access; drainage; firing interfaces
One focal unit; regional prevalence is context and not a count.
Show only a non-rankable reference band; separate faithful heritage reconstruction from a modern protected small bunker; obtain scan/measurements before assigning quantities; include terrain access and drainage once surveyed
measured plan and section; material and thickness; foundation and excavation; crew/functional brief; restoration records; historic account
precise base value unsupported; modern supplier product may not be protection-equivalent; source provides no usable area
Linked records
Facilities covered by this article
1 dossier connect the article to distinct facilities or facility groups.
Source photography
Photographs from Försvarsvärnet
4 photographs sourced from the original article, with captions where available.
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