World War II Waterproofing and Wading in Weymouth

This detailed publication explores the crucial processes involved in waterproofing and wading military vehicles in Weymouth as part of the extensive preparations for the D-Day landings during World War II. It provides in-depth analysis of the engineering methods and logistical challenges faced to ensure vehicles could safely traverse water obstacles during the Normandy invasion. Rich with expert insights, the book highlights the significance of these efforts in the success of amphibious operations and offers a comprehensive account of the technical adaptations and fieldwork carried out in support of the Allied forces’ crucial push into occupied Europe.