Beaulieu Village

Lt Col Sir Morgan Crofton compiled the hand-drawn maps and orders while leading the unlikely, yet defiant, cast of elderly farmers, doctors, and drivers.
One of the book's most detailed plans is a hand-drawn map showing how the picturesque village of Beaulieu was turned into a defensive garrison. In the event of an invasion, a group of 44 men were to be stationed at five pillboxes, roadblocks and numerous firing positions from local buildings.
One typed document - headed New Forest District Defence Scheme and with a red "secret" stamp - outlines the troops' responsibilities. It reads: "The task of all tps (troops) under Comd (command) is to prevent enemy seaborne and or airborne raiders damaging vital Installns (installations) or equipment, and to destroy, harass, and delay any enemy who set foot in HAMPSHIRE. "All tps will be allotted a definite role and will hold their positions to the last man and last round. "THERE WILL BE NO WITHDRAWAL."
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Pillbox built into a store on the bridge	Firing points on both sides
	In the walls of the Priory are several loopholes
	Back in the village, a variant pillbox.