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by European Theater of Ope History Section (Created by)
There are several topics discussed in this document regarding the operations surrounding the port that was Cherbourg during the Second World War. Military planning included how plans were made and then changed. Contents revealed administering the port, clearing the waters, construction and reconstruction, the railway builders, unloading the ships, port clearance, the work performed by the various services, and information regarding soldiers and civilians.
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