The results of a two-year project to examine the 1940/41 anti-invasion landscapes of England. Combining extensive documentary research with fieldwork, sixty-seven defence areas were examined in detail, establishing the strategy and coherence of the original defence and analysing this in relation to the surviving structures.
Preserved type 26 variant at the Staffordshire Regiment Museum
Many thanks for Gordon Wilkie and Dave Pemberton for the photos.
October Book of the Month - Invasion 1940.
The Battle of Britain could not stop Operation Sealion, the planned German invasion. The historians got it wrong. This is a big claim to make, but Derek Robinson’s new book follows it up with some reasoned argument.