Normandy & D-day Photo Gallery by Dov at pbase.com

Normandy & D-day

You are visiting Normandy. It is hard to imagine that this place was once the scene of the biggest invasion in the world history.
The D-day. The beginning of Europe’s liberation offensive by the Allies.
Over 250,000 servicemen, air crews and land forces, over 6,800 vessels, 11,000 aircraft and 20,000 land vehicles took part in the initial days of the invasion.
Thousands of lives were lost here.

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Normandy & D-day	The Shores of Normandy	Battery Gun	Obesrvation Bunker	View From The Observation Bunker
Peacefull Scene at an Old War Area	The Pebble Bank	Omaha Beach Invasion Museum	German Occupancy	D-day Invasion
D-day at Omaha Beach	Moving Inland	The French Resistance	The Braves Memorial	The Braves Memorial
The Cliffs at Pointe du Hoc	Massive crater	Top of German Bunker	Artillery Shelter	Underground Bunker Entrance
The Cliffs at Pointe du Hoc	Observation Bunker	Bullet Holes from D-day	Sainte-Mere-Eglise Church	The Lone Paratrooper
D-Day WACO Glider Museum France	Flying to Battle	Easy Assembly	Useful Glider	Minimal Instruments & Controls
Gliders Types	D-day Preparations	Operation Neptun Museum	Operation Overload	A surprise Attack
On the Way to Normandy	Going to Battle.	The General and His Soldiers	Meeting With The Troops	Main Street Today.
The Church at Sainte-Mere-Eglise	AMERICAN CEMETERY	The American Cemetary	The Spirit of American Youth	Soldiers Lay in Row Forever
Token of Remembrance	Visiting Relatives & Friends	Going to Meet	The Fallen Relative	The American Cemetary

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