what has this to do with trains?         
I was told this was a bomb shelter for railroad workers . This was in Kaiserslautern Germany taken in 1972 date is a guess
Date: 10/14/1972 Location: Kaiserslautern,  DE Country Flag Views: 186 Collection Of:   bernie moening
Author:  bernie moening
what has this to do with trains?
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Brad Waterman General It is an above ground bomb shelter. Sometime during WWII a German engineer proved above ground shelters were cheaper to build than underground. The theory behind the shape is a bomb falling from the sky, or it's blast and fragments would be deflected by the angular shape. 8/28/2020 9:02:50 AM
Brad Waterman General It is an above ground bomb shelter. Sometime during WWII a German engineer proved above ground shelters were cheaper to build than underground. The theory behind the shape is a bomb falling from the sky, or it's blast and fragments would be deflected by the angular shape. 8/28/2020 9:03:29 AM
Brad Waterman General And, as of 2017 it is still there, they are built so well htey are almost impossible to bring down 8/28/2020 9:04:17 AM

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