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Introduction | p. 6 |
Acknowledgements | p. 8 |
Development | |
The evolution of cement and the military use of concrete; the ability of fortifications to withstand heavy shell fire | p. 9 |
Solid Defences | |
Germans begin constructing permanent defences on the Western Front; British relationships with The Netherlands; geological services and materials supplies for both sides | p. 14 |
British Findings | |
Information gained following the Battle of the Somme; information gained for later attacks; studies and reports on German use of concrete defences in France and Belgium | p. 27 |
Difficult Conditions | |
German use of pre-cast block systems; British Army's development of beam/block pill boxes; Moir and Hobbs designs | p. 43 |
External and Internal | |
Camouflage of new constructions inside and outside; comfort inside; change when taken and turned around | p. 68 |
Defence Lines | |
Siegfried Stellung (Hindenburg Line); Dutch border defence line; British defence lines in 1918 (GHQ Line) | p. 83 |
Coastal Defences | |
Concrete defences on British coast; anti-submarine forts; German defences on the Belgian coast | p. 115 |
Gazetteer | |
A guide to pill boxes and bunkers still in existence on the British section of the Western Front | p. 119 |
Glossary | p. 169 |
Appendices | p. 171 |
Index | p. 203 |
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