Difference between revisions of "DUNKIRK MOLE"
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To read the Wikipedia entry on this structure please click [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mole_(architecture)#Dunkirk_evacuation here] | To read the Wikipedia entry on this structure please click [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mole_(architecture)#Dunkirk_evacuation here] | ||
| − | The photographs of the location taken during the research trip are set out below. Clearly the situation has changed considerably since 1940:- | + | The photographs of the location taken during the research trip are set out below. Clearly the situation has changed considerably since 1940, but it is hoped that the images give a clear impression of the scale of the structure and its importance in providing an area in which the evacuating destroyers and minesweepers, as well as other large vessels, could successfully berth to take off troops:- |
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Revision as of 12:31, 28 March 2018
To read the Wikipedia entry on this structure please click here
The photographs of the location taken during the research trip are set out below. Clearly the situation has changed considerably since 1940, but it is hoped that the images give a clear impression of the scale of the structure and its importance in providing an area in which the evacuating destroyers and minesweepers, as well as other large vessels, could successfully berth to take off troops:-
