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Paul Reed

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It’s much later wire. Looks modern to me although the Germans built defences there in WW2 as well.

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In the latest QnA Episode we ask: Why are some battlefields sacred? How did troops get through barbed wire? Who were the King's Edward's Horse? What happened after the Armistice?

Questions and Answers Episode 58In this episode of the Old Front Line Podcast, we answer another fascinating collection of listener questions that explore the people, places and practical realities of the First World War. We begin by asking why visitors can walk, play and live on some historic battlefields, such as the D-Day beaches, while places like Newfoundland Memorial Park on the Somme remain carefully preserved.oldfrontline.co.uk