Hello all you people! I come here looking for your help and knowledge. I'm helping a friend with some research into ww2 infantry training camps for a reconstruction he's planning to do. I'm looking for references to ww2 US/British infantry training camps, any form of information, images,journal entries or descriptions that could give me a general idea on layouts, designs or anything that could give me a feel of the camp layout as a whole would be much appreciated :)!
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