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With The BEF In Belgium (1940) 

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Full title reads: "With The BEF in Belgium".
VS Good shots of tanks, troops lorries and guns crossing the raised borders into Holland and Belgium. The units are made up of men from the French and British armies and they cross from France into the newly invaded formerly neutral countries of the lowlands watched by border officials and small groups of people.
VS Very good shots of refugees moving slowly along country roads leading from Belgium into France. They are mostly on foot however some travel on carts, in old vehicles and on the backs of old lorries, they are all carrying or pushing on hand carts as many of their belongings as they were able to carry.
VS Good shots of refugees moving right to left across en route from Belgium into France while British soldiers move along the same roads from left to right en route to the front.
VS of ruined and gutted buildings destroyed during German air raid, British and French troops in some shots as they move along roads in front of the ruins.
Shot of parts of shot down German plane - Swastika markings are clearly visible.
VS Good shots of refugees they include many children and nuns walking with dozens of children presumably from a convent or an orphanage.
GVs. of the men of the BEF (British Expeditionary Force) and of the French army moving up towards the front in lorries and on foot.
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Комментарии : 16   
@timwebster8122
@timwebster8122 3 года назад
Soon all these trucks and men will be on the beaches of Dunkirk
@hygher
@hygher 3 года назад
Or in German Hands
@timwebster8122
@timwebster8122 3 года назад
@@hygher true. Read a fantastic article once about how the German army with a little help from Opal (part of GM). Refurbished all those lovely GM (Bedford) trucks and sent them off to Russia the next year
@hygher
@hygher 3 года назад
@@timwebster8122 Yeah they also used Matildas in North Africa and German soldiers were supplied with British rations and Medical equipment
@BarberJ95
@BarberJ95 2 года назад
Often overlooked but the British armed forces failed just as spectacularly as the French did in the 1940 Fall of France, except the Brits had an island to fall back to lol. They just as fool hardily rushed into Belgium to meet the Wehrmacht. 😷
@Dryhten1801
@Dryhten1801 2 года назад
Difference is Britain had 200,000 men, under French command. And France had 6 million. Just as Spectacularly my arse.
@apprentimermoud5162
@apprentimermoud5162 Год назад
@@Dryhten1801 Non, il n'y avait que 1,9 millions de français sur la frontière allemande.
@BFVK
@BFVK Год назад
Brits rushed to Belgium because the french command ordered to do it.
@Mr.Sakazuki
@Mr.Sakazuki Месяц назад
@@apprentimermoud5162 You're wrong. The French had about 2.3M men on the German border. And the British had about 400 - 500k. And remember this, the British we're under incompetent French command.
@Charles-t7z
@Charles-t7z Месяц назад
The retreating BEF had to be rescued by civilians at Dunkirk. I can't imagine anything more embarrassing than that for a soldier.
@albertarthurparsnips5141
@albertarthurparsnips5141 4 месяца назад
1914 all over again ? No. Sadly, far, far worse this time around.
@plumduff3303
@plumduff3303 Год назад
Something similar happened near the fish and chip shop in grimsby
@arthurwebber-g4l
@arthurwebber-g4l 5 месяцев назад
My Dad was there
@emielp2736
@emielp2736 4 месяца назад
Regiment?
@arthurwebber-g4l
@arthurwebber-g4l 4 месяца назад
@@emielp2736 RE s
@graemewright596
@graemewright596 2 года назад
The first few minutes are at the N 512 border crossing at Estaimpuis/Wattrelos (Herseaux train station).
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