Image: Kammhuber Line Map - Agent Tegal
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Description: A map of the Kammhuber Line stolen by the Belgian Resistance Network Tégal and passed-on to Britain.
The original caption reads: Part of a German map stolen by a Belgian patriot (agent Tegal) 20 April, 1942, showing the entire radar and searchlight dispositions in one box (No. 6B) of the Kammhuber Line. The box of 27 searchlights occupies a front of 30 kilometres.
The map covers the area of Hasselt (Province Limburg Belgium).
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