Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The German Westwall around Aachen had many dragon’s teeth (Höckerlinie) to impede the movement of enemy tanks. Land mines were often laid between the teeth. Three ways to cross: blow up, bury, or capture a well defended gate. Traces of these teeth can still be found today. #WW2
The German Westwall around Aachen had many dragon’s teeth (Höckerlinie) to impede the movement of enemy tanks. Land mines were often laid between the teeth. Three ways to cross: blow up, bury, or capture a well defended gate. Traces of these teeth can still be found today. #WW2










