Battery Todt

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Battery Todt (German: Batterie Todt, ex Batterie Siegfried) is a coastal battery built by the German Wehrmacht during World War II. The complex was built by Organisation Todt, near the French village of Audinghen, on the English Channel near Cap Gris-Nez in the Pas-de-Calais department. It was part of the Atlantic Wall and its armament consisted of four guns with a calibre of 38 centimetres. The maximum range was 55 kilometers and the shells could reach England.

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