Thessaloniki: World War II Fuel Tanks Discovered in a Camp
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In Ampelokipi, Thessaloniki, in the part of the active "Alexander the Great" Camp, where military units remain in operation, as part of the construction work that took place, under a mound of soil, six (6) fuel tanks from the Second World War were discovered.
Six fuel tanks dating from the Second World War period were discovered at the “Alexander the Great” camp in Ampelokipi, Thessaloniki, during construction work. The tanks were discovered under a mound of soil, in a part of the camp that remains active and still hosts military units. On the surface of the ground, the concrete entrances of the six […] The article Thessaloniki: World War II fuel tanks discovered in a camp appeared first on Seleo.gr.
They were discovered during construction work that was carried out and are preserved in very good condition
Six fuel tanks dating from the Second World War were discovered at the "Alexander the Great" camp in Ampelokipi, Thessaloniki, during construction work. The tanks were discovered under a mound of soil, in a part of the camp that remains active and still hosts military units. The concrete entrances of the six tanks can be seen on the surface of the ground ... More www.ertnews.gr
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