May 11th
Albert, Martin, and I went to an old WWII bunker in
Switzerland. It never saw use, but it was a good set-up if Germany had ever
decided to invade. They had 7 machine guns and 3 canons set up looking out over
Vorarlberg. It had a range from Bregenz to Feldkirch. We got to see the heavy
guns, the bedding areas, the emergency exit, the outside of the bunker (parts
were designed to look like summer homes on the outside), the kitchens,
hospital, and everything in between. The
bunker stretched probably about 1.5 km and was equipped with multiple 6in thick
steel doors. The museum was extremely detailed, they had a huge collection of
guns, bullets, helmets, jackets and other equipment from WWII until today. We
ended up spending around 3 hours in the bunker, making sure to see every
possible room.