Mulberry (artificial harbors, World War II)¶
Britannica, E. Mulberry (artificial harbors, World War II).
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- The converting adjacency is geographic and logistical: the beachhead opens directly onto the Norman road network and, via the artificial Mulberry harbours, onto a supply line
This sourceThe prefabricated artificial harbours towed to Normandy to supply the beachhead after D-Day, opening the logistical supply line that converted the foothold into a staging ground for breakout.
- The converting adjacency is geographic and logistical: the beachhead opens directly onto the Norman road network and, via the artificial Mulberry harbours, onto a supply line
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