Local history from World War II: the 'Starfish' sites at Cragg Vale and Clifton

Pages & Document Description:
121 - 135; pls; figs; refs
Author:
Haigh, Donald
Abstract:
Explains the purpose of and assesses the success of elaborately constructed decoy areas set up to divert enemy attack away from cities and considers the nature of two particular sites. Furness, Deborah
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TaggedExceptions
Classifications:
9K, 9J, 9D
Source description:
pls, figs, refs.

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