Fortifications and other ...

1. THE DEFENCE OF THE HEL PENINSULA DURING THE SEPTEMBER CAMPAIGN IN 193
2. Outdoor exhibition by the Garrison Club in Hel.

3. Station of XXXIst commander Heliodor Laskowski's (1898-1936) battery. In 1935 four stations were built by a private company Jaskólski, Brygiewicz and co. according to the project of lieutenant Ziemomys3aw Do3ega Otocki; the stations held Swedish company 'Bofors' cannons calibre 152,5mm. In September 1939 the battery was commanded by captain Zbigniew Przybyszewski. A Russian cannon calibre 130mm type B-13 installed after war remained on one of the stations (tours with army authorities' permission)

4. Station of double-cannon anti-aircraft battery no. 21. A construction and building design was submitted by lieutenant Ziemomys3aw Do3ega Otocki. The battery was supplied with two universal, marine cannons L.50 wiz 22/24 being a construction and system of a French company 'Schneider'. In September 1939 the battery was commanded by captain Ignacy Dziubinski. The main aim of this battery was an anti-aircraft protection of the 31st battery.

5. The remains of German anti-aircraft battery calibre 105 mm. The battery contained four stations.

6. Station of double-cannon, Polish battery no. 33, called 'Danish' built in 1931. It included four field-guns calibre 105 mm, wiz. 26L/48 made by 'Schneider' company. In September 1939 the battery was commanded by lieutenant Adam Rychel.

7. Station of the German battery calibre 406 mm - the biggest battery in this part of the Baltic coast, named 'Schleswig Holstein'. It consisted of three heavy duty concrete-reinforced fire stations (two of them currently in use by Navy), two concrete-reinforced ammunition warehouses (both inaccessible) and a 9-floor tower rising above the forest, upon which a distance-meter was installed.

8. Station of double-cannon anti-aircraft battery no. 32 named 'Greek'. It included two long-range 'Schneider' field-guns calibre 105 mm, wz. L/31. In September 1939 it was commanded by lieutenant. Kazimierz Wnorowski. Cannons of this type can be seen in the outdoor exhibition of the Navy Museum in Gdynia.

9. The remains of German anti-aircraft battery calibre 105 mm. Elements of four stations visible, yet partially covered with sand. The remains of storied bunker preserved 300 meters west.

10. Station of double-cannon anti-aircraft battery no. 23. In September 1939 it was commanded by lieutenant. Eugeniusz G1siorowski.

11. Wreck of a destroyer 'Wicher' sunken behind Navy Harbour's breakwater.

12. Wreck of a German submarine lying at the depth of 50 meters, close to the shore. The ship sunk together with its crew