J.D.Ward
Donor
We have seen that the English Channel is am impregnable barrier
Assuming for the moment that a failed Sealion doesn't butterfly away D-Day completely, what effects does it have on the logistics (strictly speaking, the perceived logistics) of an invasion going the other way?
Can a view develop that an opposed landing across the Channel is not feasible for reasons which ITTL were demonstrated in 1940?
Assuming for the moment that a failed Sealion doesn't butterfly away D-Day completely, what effects does it have on the logistics (strictly speaking, the perceived logistics) of an invasion going the other way?
Can a view develop that an opposed landing across the Channel is not feasible for reasons which ITTL were demonstrated in 1940?