Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "The Dunkirk Halt Order: An Alternative Hypothesis" video.

  1. Don't you perhaps think that 'All of Hitler's machinery' might have found crossing 21 miles of water rather difficult, when faced with the largest navy in the world, and without a fleet or transport ships of any kind to carry it?
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  2.  @andrejuha164  Oh, please! Do some reading. 'Hitler could place his mega artillery and mega fortresses on this 20 km corridor very simple.' He did. By the end of August, 1940, there were over 150 medium, heavy, and super heavy, German guns on the French Channel coast. From 12 August, they began firing at British coastal convoys as they passed through. Between August & December, 1880 rounds were fired at these convoys, with often as many as 200 rounds fired at each. Total number of hits? NIL. Between then and the end of the war, these guns managed to damage seven merchant ships in total, although none were sunk. Don't you consider it odd, then, that the Luftwaffe failed so badly to prevent the Dunkirk evacuation? Do you think that the fact that it hadn't had any training at all in anti-shipping operations might have been relevant?
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  3. Not if we all believe the kind of nonsense you have written.
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