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These bunkers may be the least known of the San Diego costal defense system of WWII.
Open one of the windows into American war history and explore the little known story of the Border Bunkers
base end stations in San Diego, California. Learn the history of how these coastal defense systems
worked. This installation is located on an international border between the United States and
Mexico. These and other installations were begun at the beginning of World War Two after the
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
These base end stations were combined with other coastal installations at Point Loma in San Diego,
the modern home of the United States Navy's Pacific Fleet. The United States Army was in
charge of these military structures before turning it over the United States Navy in 1959.
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