It's very very good to see that already 25 members have enlisted for the Amphibs campaign. If you come to the Netherlands I'll all buy you a beer :-)

Jurjen
Hollowpoint
Martinnnn
webfoots
Vadster
MMcLean
Paul
Jacques
jackhammer81
FabioMoretti
ShermiesRule
GSPatton
melon
tankysgal1
95bravo
blitz
barv
Recon
WeWillHold
bison126
Snowhand
DRAGONWAGON
KiwiKid
generalzod
Grumpyoldman
Anyway, I was wondering what you have in mind for this campaign? Any ideas on what your entry or maybe entries may be? With or without diorama? Well just everything that you have in mind (unless you want to keep it as a surprise of course)
My entry will be a LVT-4 "Buffalo", in use as an ambulance by the 17th Canadian Light Field Ambulance, at Walcheren, the Netherlands. It will be included in a diorama.
The background story: In 1944, the Allies needed a new harbor because supply lines were too long and the advance stopped. Antwerp had a very nice and big harbor, but it was protected by numberous gun emplacements at the island Walcheren, which is located in the South-East of the Netherlands. The gun emplacements were protected by a great defensive line with a lot of bunkers.

Walcheren and the Antwerp harbor
To take Walcheren, the RAF bombed the sea dike at Westkapelle, a town located in the far West corner of the island. The water from the sea set large pieces of Walcheren under water and Germans were forced out of their bunkers. However in the dunes there was still a lot of recistance and there were some large gun batteries still active. Royal Marine Commandos (41th and 47th) landed near this hole in the dike and cleared the dunes and bunkers there. Also another landing took place at a town called Vlissingen.

Not only commandos but also supporting forces landed at Walcheren, like the Canadian 17th field ambulance. They used Buffalo's because half of Walcheren was still under water:

Well, that's my entry. For those who can read Dutch, check my atlantikwall website. You'll find all the info you need about this subject and some nice reference pictures for bunkers :-) I hope this was an interesting story....I think this part of the war is forgotten by a lot of people who only think about Normandy when they talk about the Atlantikwall or amphibious landings in WW2.
Now, what is your idea?
Greetings,
Martin