Vehib designed a strong defensive line for the Ethiopians which was known as the "Hindenburg Wall", in reference to the famous German defensive line of World War I, the Hindenburg Line. However, the Italians broke through these defenses during the Battle of the Ogaden in April 1936.
Vehib's Ethiopians built a robust defensive perimeter, similar to the Hindenburg Line, which was a notable German defensive installation from World War I. Unfortunately, the Italians exploited these defenses during the Battle of the Ogaden in April 1936.