Andrew Chatterton

Yeah.

They're underground during the day.

So during the day, they'll be down there.

What they'd have is a observational post or observation post, which allows one of the patrols

to have a scope of the entire area.

So what his job is during the day is to, one, look out for German patrols coming this way,

and two to see if there's a you know if they've parked up a load of trucks over there or they're establishing so it's really critical where this is so all of this is so this will be disguised you won't be able to see this at all essentially it's just a hole in the ground and sometimes there'd be a telephone wire connecting the two so tracks underground to the to the operational base so he can go

There's a patrol coming, guys.

Get your heads down.

Don't come out.

Sorry, Joe.

So this is reconstructed, yeah.

So there was no actual... Oh, so, yeah.

So that's that, Dan.

So you have bushes.

Quite often they're on the, not on the right at the top of the hill, but just below a hill to give you that view.

And I described one

on the last one where they had pegs going up a tree and one of them would have sat at the top of the tree and watched the Germans come up the valley.

This is all going to be... Brace yourself for excitement.

So with an operational base, there wouldn't be such...