RoadblocksWhen invasion panic ensued in 1940 road blocks were thrown up everywhere, mainly to the detriment of the […] December 20, 2012 in Home Front Sites / WWII Defensive Structures by Tim Denton
Stanton Air Raid ShelterThe Stanton air-raid shelter was manufactured by the Stanton Ironworks Co Ltd near Nottingham (the iron connection is […] December 20, 2012 in Home Front Sites / WWII Defensive Structures by Tim Denton
Battle HeadquartersThe reason for their construction on or very near Airfields is to provide the ‘Station Commander’ with a […] December 20, 2012 in WWII Defensive Structures by Tim Denton
Spigot MortarWhilst rummaging through files recently at the Public Record Office I came across substantial material on the Spigot […] December 20, 2012 in WWII Defensive Structures by Tim Denton
Airfield DefenceIt is probably not appreciated what an interesting and diverse subject it can be-literally a study in itself. […] December 20, 2012 in WWII Defensive Structures by Tim Denton
Stoplines: Some tactical notesAfter Dunkirk (4/6/40) there was an obvious and urgent requirement to put the country into a state of […] December 20, 2012 in Defence Articles by Tim Denton
Pillbox CamouflageThe basis of this article is Camouflage Military Training Pamphlet No 46: Field Defences 1941 It is intended […] December 20, 2012 in Defence Articles by Tim Denton
Types Of PillboxPillboxes During May 1940 the branch of the Directorate of Fortifications and Works (FW3) at the War Office […] December 20, 2012 in Uncategorized by Tim Denton