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Normandy and the trip to the Battlefields of D-Day
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Longues Le Chaos German Gun Battery overlooking
the D Day beach code named Gold where British forces landed |
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Longues Le Chaos German Gun Battery overlooking
the D Day beach code named Gold where British forces landed |
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Longues Le Chaos German Gun Battery bunker used
in the Longest Day film |
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Airstrip B11 marker and Memorial to City of Glasgow
Squadron at Longues German Gun Battery |
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The 101st Airborne Division the Screaming Eagles
Memorial to the D day landings near to Utah Beach |
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The 101st Airborne Division the Screaming Eagles
Memorial to the D day landings near to Utah Beach |
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The Museum at Utah Beach scene of landings on D
Day |
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Utah Beach |
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The Museum and Sherman Tank at Utah Beach |
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Utah Beach |
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The Engineer Memorial at Utah Beach |
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The Engineer Memorial at Utah Beach |
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Sherman tank outside US Airborne Museum Sainte Mere
Eglise the first town to be liberated on D day by 82nd Airborne Division |
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The C47 hangar US Airborne Museum Sainte Mere Eglise
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The grave of SS Obersturmfuhrer Michael Wittmann
in the German cemetery at La Cambe, a tank commander who died in battles
after D Day |
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The German cemetery in the distance at La Cambe |
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Jerusalem Commonwealth Graves Commission cemetery
at Chouain, Normandy containing 47 British graves and 1 Czech grave |
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Jerusalem Commonwealth Graves Commission cemetery
at Chouain, Normandy containing 47 British graves and 1 Czech grave |
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Jerusalem Commonwealth Graves Commission cemetery
at Chouain, Normandy containing 47 British graves and 1 Czech grave |
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Memorial to the 151 Typhoon pilots killed in the
liberation of Normandy in the battles following D day, in Noyers Bocage |
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Memorial to the 151 Typhoon pilots killed in the
liberation of Normandy in the battles following D day, in Noyers Bocage |
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Memorial to 43rd Wessex Division on Hill 112 in
Normandy scene of fierce fighting in the summer of 1944 following D
Day |
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Churchill tank Memorial on Hill 112 |
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Canadian cemetery at Bretteville sur Laize by Cintheaux
village near Caen. It has 2, 958 graves from the battle in Normandy
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Canadian cemetery at Bretteville sur Laize by Cintheaux
village near Caen. It has 2, 958 graves from the battle in Normandy
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Canadian cemetery at Bretteville sur Laize by Cintheaux village near Caen. It has 2, 958 graves from the battle in Normandy |
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The Church of Saint Gervais in Falaise |
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Château Guillaume-Le-Conquérant the
castle of William the Conqueror, Falaise |
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First and Second World War memorials at Tournai
sur Dive scene of fierce fighting as the allies closed the Falaise Gap |
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Saint Lambert sur Dive scene of fierce fighting
as the allies closed the Falaise Gap |
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Saint Lambert sur Dive scene of fierce fighting
as the allies closed the Falaise Gap |
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Maczuga, hill 262 the Coudehard Montormel Memorial
to the First Polish Armoured division who closed the Falaise Gap |
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Maczuga, hill 262 the Coudehard Montormel Memorial
to the First Polish Armoured division who closed the Falaise Gap |
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Maczuga, hill 262 the Coudehard Montormel Memorial
to the First Polish Armoured division who closed the Falaise Gap |
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