'I couldn't play on beach because of landmines'
The Northumberland coast was heavily fortified in 1940 amid fears of a Nazi invasion. Coastal erosion has accelerated in the ...
Buried 'WW2 defences' appear on beach
Metal structures, thought to be World War Two defences installed in case of a Nazi invasion, have emerged on a beach. The ...
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‘Greatest Generation’ reflect on WWII service at NUWC Newport
About 10,000 Sailors served aboard 130 landing craft support (LCS) ships during World War II. The last two surviving LCS ...
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Museum approved for WW2 amphibious landing craft
A museum will be built in Lincolnshire to house a World War Two landing craft after an application was granted. The Buffalo LVT (landing vehicle, tracked) was dug up by volunteers in Crowland in 2021.
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Crowland WWII Buffalo LVT dug up after 74 years underground
A World War Two landing craft buried 30ft (9m) underground for the past 74 years has been unearthed by volunteers. The Buffalo LVT was brought in to provide flood defences around Crowland ...