Japanese Era Taichung Airfield Machine Gun Pillbox

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原日軍臺中飛行場機槍堡
原日軍臺中飛行場機槍堡

This facility was built by the Japanese military in 1940 in response to the armed readiness of the former Japanese Taichung Airfield (now Shuizhan Airport). The firing net can suppress the open plains east of the airfield and is classified as a machine gun shelter, commonly referred to as a "machine gun bunker." Its exterior is a conical concrete structure with a base diameter of about 10 meters and a height of approximately 6 to 9 meters, with multiple rectangular windows left in the wall. The text is extracted from the Cultural Heritage Office of Taichung City.

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Japanese Era Taichung Airfield Machine Gun Pillbox Introduction

This facility was built in 1940 by the Japanese military in response to the armed readiness of the former Taichung Airfield (now Shuainan Airport). The firepower net can suppress the open plains area to the east of the airfield and is classified as a machine gun shelter, commonly referred to as a "machine gun fortress." Its shape is a conical concrete structure with a base diameter of about 10 meters and a height of approximately 6 to 9 meters, with multiple rectangular windows built into the walls. The information is sourced from the Cultural Assets Office of Taichung City.

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