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In early 1944 the Coast Artillery took possession of the battery of four Panama mounts at Fort Brumback on the south side of Summer Bay. Construction started in September of 1943 and was completed by December of that year. Each emplacement would have housed a 155-mm gun on a circular Panama mount. Two small ready ammunition magazines were also included in each emplacement.
The Battery Command station was built on the hillside above the battery. A large "multiplate magazine" type structure housed the plotting room, located some 2000 feet east of the guns. |
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Form 1 | August 1, 1944 |
Form 5, Standby lighting generators | August 1, 1944 |
Map of general area | December 10, 1944 |
Map of battery site | December 10, 1944 |
Description of fire control | 1944 |
Fire control chart | December 10, 1944 |