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Battery 210 (1945-1947) - Battery 210 was a reinforced concrete, World War II 6 inch coastal gun battery on Mishaum Point Military Reservation, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Battery construction started in 1943, was completed and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use in 1945. Deactivated in 1947. World War IIPart of the Harbor Defense of New Bedford. Originally built as a World War II concrete coastal gun battery with two 6" T2-M1 rapid fire guns mounted on M3 Shielded Barbette Carriages (SBC) placed on either side of an earth covered reinforced concrete magazine and support structure. Power was supplied by internal generators and commercial power.
Current StatusThe battery still exists but is covered by a private home, no public access. No period guns or mounts in place.
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