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bridge number four


BIFFO

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I have WFA mapping the front ypres british 1914-18,I have been trawling up and down looking for a tm or map the has bridge number four on it is there one on either cd or does a gwf have one please

Biff :thumbsup:

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Biffo,

Does this from the Great War 1914-18 site on the Yser Canal north of Ypres/Ieper fit the context http://www.greatwar....emolition-1.htm ?

Ian

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Does this help?

John

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Top men

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John's map filled with huge railway sidings and large numbers of camps reminds me of how hard it is to convince people of the scale of operations and the density of facilities when you are on the ground standing in open farmland (I will except the industrial estate north of the Ieper ring road from this statement).You can wave your arms about as much as you like but they always seem to remain unconvinced that they are standing opposite a large marshalling yard or a camp capable of holding 1000 men ... "Didn't they stay in their trenches all the time?"

Ian

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