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During World War II, England removed road signs, milestones, and railway station signs as a defensive measure against a potential German invasion.
This action was intended to confuse and disorient enemy troops if they were to land in England. Over 50,000 signs were reportedly removed in a short period. The removed signs were often melted down for use in munitions.
This action was intended to confuse and disorient enemy troops if they were to land in England. Over 50,000 signs were reportedly removed in a short period. The removed signs were often melted down for use in munitions.
During World War II, England removed road signs, milestones, and railway station signs as a defensive measure against a potential German invasion.
This action was intended to confuse and disorient enemy troops if they were to land in England. Over 50,000 signs were reportedly removed in a short period. The removed signs were often melted down for use in munitions.
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