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Secret Wartime Tunnels

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Secret Wartime Tunnels
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The Secret Wartime Tunnels in Dover were constructed during World War II as part of the town's extensive underground defenses, used by British forces for command centers and storage. The tunnels are historically significant for their role in the defense of the UK and provide insight into wartime military infrastructure.

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English Heritage

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