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ลึกๆ ยังสงสัยว่าฮิตเลอร์คิดอะไรในตอนนั้น
(โปรดั้กชั่นในภาพยนต์เทียบกับของจริง ใกล้เคียงพอสมควรเลย)
OPERATION DYNAMO
British troops in the sand dunes at Dunkirk, 1940.
Without telling the French, the British began planning on 20 May for Operation Dynamo, the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Forces, as the German troops advanced into further mainland territory. Ships began gathering at Dover for the evacuation. On 20 May, the British Army started to evacuate unnecessary personnel.
Then, when the shortage of food and water was noticed, chaos started to run among the soldiers. Two days later, BEF was ordered to attack southward to reconnect with the remainder of the French forces. This operation was impossible to carry out and the British and French forces withdrew to Dunkirk as fast as they could. By 24 May, the Germans had captured the port of Boulogne and surrounded Calais. Two days later, Hitler ordered the panzer groups to continue their advance, although most units took another 16 hours to attack, giving the Allies time to prepare defences and prevent the Germans from stopping the retreat.
The retreat was undertaken amid chaotic conditions, with abandoned vehicles blocking the roads and a flood of refugees heading in the opposite direction. Initial plans called for the recovery of 45,000 men from the BEF within two days. However, only 25,000 men escaped during this period. The available ships in the area were one cruiser, eight destroyers, and 26 other craft, plus a great number of nearby boatyards for small craft that could ferry personnel from the beaches out to larger craft in the harbour. This encouraged nearly four hundred small craft were voluntarily and enthusiastically taking part in the effort, while the Luftwaffe heavily bombed Dunkirk.
As the water supply was knocked out, the resulting fires could not be extinguished. one-third of the remaining population of the town was killed in these actions. The RAF continued to take a heavy toll on the German bombers throughout the week. Soldiers being bombed and strafed while awaiting transport were for the most part unaware of the efforts of the RAF to protect them, as most of the dogfights took place far from the beaches. On 29 May, 47,310 British troops were rescued. By the end of the eighth day, 338,226 soldiers had been rescued by a hastily assembled fleet of over 800 boats.
Colour by Royston, Benjamin, Benedicht, Joshua, Doug, Jake, & Jack
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ภาพเหตุการณ์จริง Dunkirk, 1940....///
ลึกๆ ยังสงสัยว่าฮิตเลอร์คิดอะไรในตอนนั้น
(โปรดั้กชั่นในภาพยนต์เทียบกับของจริง ใกล้เคียงพอสมควรเลย)
OPERATION DYNAMO
British troops in the sand dunes at Dunkirk, 1940.
Without telling the French, the British began planning on 20 May for Operation Dynamo, the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Forces, as the German troops advanced into further mainland territory. Ships began gathering at Dover for the evacuation. On 20 May, the British Army started to evacuate unnecessary personnel.
Then, when the shortage of food and water was noticed, chaos started to run among the soldiers. Two days later, BEF was ordered to attack southward to reconnect with the remainder of the French forces. This operation was impossible to carry out and the British and French forces withdrew to Dunkirk as fast as they could. By 24 May, the Germans had captured the port of Boulogne and surrounded Calais. Two days later, Hitler ordered the panzer groups to continue their advance, although most units took another 16 hours to attack, giving the Allies time to prepare defences and prevent the Germans from stopping the retreat.
The retreat was undertaken amid chaotic conditions, with abandoned vehicles blocking the roads and a flood of refugees heading in the opposite direction. Initial plans called for the recovery of 45,000 men from the BEF within two days. However, only 25,000 men escaped during this period. The available ships in the area were one cruiser, eight destroyers, and 26 other craft, plus a great number of nearby boatyards for small craft that could ferry personnel from the beaches out to larger craft in the harbour. This encouraged nearly four hundred small craft were voluntarily and enthusiastically taking part in the effort, while the Luftwaffe heavily bombed Dunkirk.
As the water supply was knocked out, the resulting fires could not be extinguished. one-third of the remaining population of the town was killed in these actions. The RAF continued to take a heavy toll on the German bombers throughout the week. Soldiers being bombed and strafed while awaiting transport were for the most part unaware of the efforts of the RAF to protect them, as most of the dogfights took place far from the beaches. On 29 May, 47,310 British troops were rescued. By the end of the eighth day, 338,226 soldiers had been rescued by a hastily assembled fleet of over 800 boats.
Colour by Royston, Benjamin, Benedicht, Joshua, Doug, Jake, & Jack
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