Looks at the fortifications built by the BEF in France in 1939-40, a
set of fortifications that are often overlooked as they were abandoned
at the start of the German campaign of 1940 and only briefly used
during the retreat to Dunkirk, but that occupied much of the attention
of the British army. Also looks at how the BEF’s work in France
influenced the anti-invasion defences built in Britain after Dunkirk.
An impressive amount of work went into these fortifications, but the
events of 1940 proved that a thin crust was of no use against a
powerful armoured assault
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