You can build earth and log bunkers and place guns in them that can be moved if needed. But the time and effort put into hard fortifications only prove that they can be defeated in a lot less time it took to construct them. Look at the time it took the Germans to build the "Atlantic Wall". And the allies defeated it in less than a day. What a waste of materials and labor not to mention fuel. Look at the number of troops and guns lost never to be replaced. If you are rich in manpower, raw material and manufacturing you can afford to waste them. But Germany had to import almost everything. You don't have to fortify a town. Just force your foe to have to take an it inch at a time by fighting house to house and room to room with a good plan and defence in depth.
Forts have been defeated by starvation, mass assualt and destruction. If man can bore a hole through a mountain, divert a river and build a road over the top of it anything man can build can be defeated too.
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