Titlebook: German Military Geology and Fortification of the British Channel Islands During World War II; Edward P. F. Rose Book 2020 Springer Nature

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Book 2020 their capture from the British in 1940. The book presents a unique case history of German geologist expertise applied to British terrain, intended to make the Islands into an impregnable fortress that postwar would remain a permanent outpost of the German state.In doing so, the book explains why th

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Geologists and the German Armed Forces,as military geologists (.) within the German Army, in an organization first developed in World War I. By November 1943 this comprised 40 teams of geologists, mostly led by a uniformed official (.: .) with rank equivalent to that of major (and a deputy equivalent to captain) but with authority to pro

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Guernsey and the German Air Force,s such, as a uniformed official equivalent in rank to an Air Force captain. Dr. Hans Schneider held the appointment until at least late July 1943, guided initially by a visit from his geological superior in France, Professor K.G. Schmidt, and assisted by Corporal Franz Schulte. Subsequently in 1943,