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This type article describes civil-defence forward rescue units. The photographed urban exemplar has a concrete stair to one heavy steel entry door and a nearby manhole emergency exit. Two protection levels were designated FE 30-100 and FE 30-250 for 100 kg or 250 kg bomb resistance. FE 30 and FE 60 were built in concrete; FE 90 was a rock installation capable of up to 90 people. FE 30 used two emergency vehicles and FE 60 three; FE 90 could house vehicles inside. Facilities included command/radio space, hygiene, dormitories, kitchen and nearby standby generation with fuel for seven days. No areas, thicknesses, tunnel sizes, build dates or costs are given.

portals: count: 1 | scope: photographed exemplar main entry | evidence: Concrete stair down to a massive steel door.; count: 1 | scope: photographed exemplar emergency exit | evidence: Nearby manhole cover conceals the emergency exit. | shafts: count: 1 | scope: photographed exemplar emergency shaft | evidence: Emergency exit is described beneath a manhole cover. | inner_structure: FE 30 and FE 60: concrete, either freestanding or attached to another building.; FE 90: rock facility, potentially with indoor vehicle accommodation. | other: Explicit protection variants: 100 kg or 250 kg bomb.; FE 90 capacity: up to 90 people.; FE 30: two response vehicles; FE 60: three.; Fuel store sized for seven days of continuous protected operation.

Maps, radio equipment and rescue-command room.; Hygiene spaces, dormitories, beds and kitchen.; Standby generator and fuel storage for seven days.; Main protected entry and emergency exit.; Vehicle garaging/nearby parking and rescue equipment.

FE size class and 100 kg versus 250 kg protection.; Concrete versus rock emplacement.; Vehicle garage/parking and access.; Protected entry plus emergency shaft.; Seven-day standby power/fuel and habitability.; Radio/command and rescue equipment.

A type-family article with one anonymous exemplar. FE 30/60/90 and protection suffixes are different archetypes; do not blend them into one unit.

Indeterminate

Identification of the exemplar's FE/protection type.; Floor areas and vehicle-garage dimensions by FE class.; Concrete thickness/reinforcement or rock excavation volume.; Entry/escape depth and dimensions.; Generator rating/fuel volume and utility capacities.; Build dates and cost evidence.

FE 30/60/90 type numbers are related to staffing classes, but only FE 90 is explicitly said to hold up to 90 people; avoid asserting exact FE 30/60 capacities without the type documents.; The photographed exemplar is not explicitly assigned to a type/protection suffix.; Concrete and rock variants require separate morphology models.