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in case we dont get an answer i am speculating here
(this poster is guessing wildely so dont belive a word he says unless no other word is received
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since we should have front lines of some sort and most counbtries will have many divisions then unless a provence is fortified and those forts are active/occupied???? then you probably capture a provence with no other forces in it. it would makes sense as once a breakthrow happens you just occupie land.
(this poster is guessing wildely so dont belive a word he says unless no other word is received
)since we should have front lines of some sort and most counbtries will have many divisions then unless a provence is fortified and those forts are active/occupied???? then you probably capture a provence with no other forces in it. it would makes sense as once a breakthrow happens you just occupie land.
Or fall into a trap and have a vulnerable with no supply and reinforcement possible to be pummeled at will.
IIRC, in that time frame, it was still, after you occupy a province, some kind of fortresses that needed to be besiege and (mainly) bombed. The purpose of those, for the defender, was not to stop the invasion, but to keep some ennemy troop away from the front.
yes but they dont take a year to capture , no bad attrition and no tremendous loss of life unless its major (maginot , berlin , stalingrad etc etc)
The losses of life were mostly the poeple in fort who rarely get out of their fort alive