Festung Guernsey 3.1 & 3.2 The Fortifications of Guernsey-East Coast - St Martins Point to St Sampsons

The Festung is the single most important document to come out of the Occupation of the Channel Islands. Commissioned by the Commanding Officer of the German garrison Lieutenant-General Graf von Schmettow and completed in 1944 it is both a fascinating piece of history and a unique social document. Part coffee table book and part operating manual the Festung's combination of articles and instructions, combined with hundreds of photographs, hand painted maps and beautifully crafted watercolour panoramas of the coastline, makes it a definitive guide to the fortifications. Clear Vue are publishing the Festung Guernsey as a part-work comprising a series of paperbacks. Each volume will be perfect bound and A4 in size and will have at least two colour pages per chapter, the coastal map and fire plan, the remaining pages will be black and white. Part One chapters 31. & 3.2 [ 87 pages] St Martins Point to St Sampsons Part 2 chapters 3.3, 3.4 & 3.5 [ 106 pages ] Bordeaux Harbour - Fort Doyle - Le Houmet Part 3 chapters 3.6, 4.1 & 4.2 [ 104 pages ] Grandes Rocques - Fort Richmond - Fort Sausmarez Part 4 - chapters 4.3, 4.4 & 4.5 [ 80 pages ] Rocquaine - Torteval - Corbiere Part 5 - chapters 4.6, 4.7 & 4.8 [ 88 pages ] Pointe de la Moye - Icart - Fort George Part 6 - chapter 1.1 [ 84 pages ] The English Garrison on Guernsey Part 7 - chapter 1.2 [ 76 pages ] General Information about Guernsey Part 8 - chapter 1.3 7 1.4 [ 114 pages ] Tactical Review of the Fortified areas & Fortified Structures Part 9 - chapter 2.1 & 2.2 [ 102 pages ] Weapons deployed & Mirus Battery Part 10 - chapter 2.2. & 2.3 [ 144 pages ] Deployment of Artillery & Anti-Aircraft Artillery Parts will be published approximately every 4 months with the series being complete in may 2015 the 70th anniversary of liberation when the whole series will be made available in a boxed set.