D day normandy

On June 6, 1944, the allied invasion of occupied France was the beginning of the end for the Nazis, who surrendered on May 8, 1945, a date remembered as VE-Day

Map of the Battle of Normandy: This map shows the routes that the 160,000 Allied soldiers took and which division each Allied country sent to fight. It also shows the areas on the coast of France these troops fought at on D-Day.

D-Day 80th Anniversary, a fascinating new documentary from Bruce Vigar (The Flying Scotsman 100th Anniversary) marking the 80th anniversary of this important event that led to the end of the Second World War. It arrives on DVD and digital on 27 May courtesy of Reel 2 Reel Films. And to celebrate we have a great competition and 2 DVDs to give away. Synopsis: This eye-opening film features with military experts, esteemed historians, eyewitnesses and rare archival footage, shedding light on the…

In my WW2 Normandy creation, I have depicted the chaos and danger of the historic D-Day Landings. As a newcomer to the world of historical modeling, I... - #Normandy #Rating #Requested #Suggestions #WWII

Thought provoking WW2 poems that will ensure those who served will not be forgotten

Royalty Free Pictures of the D-day invasion of France.

Allied troops in landing craft boarding ships on their way to the beach landings of Normandy on the eve of D-Day in the harbor of Weymouth, England - 5 June 1944 Photo by Robert...

With the Musée Airborne and other sites, Ste.-Mère-Église, a small town in Normandy, continues its reverence for a World War II battle.

Marina Amaral a digital colourist transforms black and white pictures of D-Day into colour.