sarre

Evening everyone, firstly just want to say hello to everyone as ive been a lurker for a good while just reading threads etc so thought its about time i better join up and post something to contribute. One of my best mates woody is on this forum that some of you probably know and we always go...

Another one that had illuded me for some time so decided it was high time I got on and done it, really enjoyable explore this, Visited with Dan H Bit of history; Sarre BHQ was built into the face of an old chalk quarry in 1940-41, manned by Canadian troops at a time when an invasion of Britain...

Went over to Sarre with space invader to have a look at Sarre BHQ. A nice trip, and a first for me. Sarre BHQ was built into the face of an old chalk quarry in 1940-41, manned by Canadian troops at a time when an invasion of Britain seemed likely. The Brigade HQ at Sarre existed as a satellite...

The south east army command used an underground brigade headquarters in 1940 located on Canterbury road in Sarre. This was manned by Canadian troops. There were similar bases located at Canterbury, Reigate and Tunbridge Wells. The tunnels are approx. 50ft underground and originally had three...