Scenarios about 'british expeditionary force'

The British Expeditionary Force refers to the British Army formations deployed to continental Europe during both World Wars, most notably the force sent to France and Belgium in 1939-1940. This professional military contingent represented Britain's land commitment to Allied operations, playing a crucial role in the early stages of both conflicts before being famously evacuated from Dunkirk in May-June 1940 during World War II. In alternate history scenarios, the BEF's deployment, capabilities, or fate often serve as critical divergence points affecting Britain's military position and the broader course of European conflicts.