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France, Normandy, June 6, 2011 - The US Military's Helmet As A Symbol Of The Operation In 1944 In Normandy.
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Omaha Beach In Normandy France, With The High Cliffs In The Background
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Point Du Hoc, France - May 5, 2019: Bunker Complex Attacked By The 2nd Ranger Battalion On June 6 1944.
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The German Gun Battery Of Longues-sur-Mer Commanded A Strategic Location Overlooking The D-Day Landing Beaches. There Are Four Reinforced Concrete Pillboxes Each Housing A Long Range Artillery Piece Of 150 Mm.
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Landing Craft With Soldiers On The Landing Beaches In Normandy France
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Scenery At Utah Beach Which Was One Of The Five Areas Of The Allied Invasion Of German-occupied France In The Normandy Landings On 6 June 1944, It Is Located On The Cotentin Peninsula, West Of The Mouths Of The Douve And Vire Rivers.
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Utah Beach, Normandy, France, 10 02 2021: Higgins Boat Landing Ferry Memorial Monument At Utah Beach, The Place Where Allied Forces Landed On The Beach Of The Normandy To Fight Back The Nazis In WWII.
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Colleville Sur Mer, Normandy, France, 10 02 2021: American War Cemetery Memorial Near Omaha Beach, The Place Where Allied Forces Landed On The Beach Of The Normandy To Fight Back The Nazis In WWII.
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Beach Scene Of The Normandy Landings Of The Allies In Northern France
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Vierville Sur Mer Normandy May 6th 2013 : 'Les Braves' Omaha Beach Memorial In Normandy, France, Commemorating The D-Day Landings Of 6th June 1944
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Vierville Sur Mer Normandy May 6th 2013 : 'Les Braves' Omaha Beach Memorial In Normandy, France, Commemorating The D-Day Landings Of 6th June 1944
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France, Normandy, June 6, 2011 - Students Look At The Helmet Of The US Military In Normandy.
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The Harbours Were Temporary Structures Built By The Allies During WW2 To Faciltiate Offloading Of Supplies Until A French Port Could Be Captured. Remains Of These Can Be Seen In The Sea And On The Beach
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The D-Day Landing Area Code-named Juno Beach Was Approximately 10 Km (6 Miles) Wide And Stretched On Either Side Of The Small Fishing Port Of Courseulles-sur-Mer Which Was Assaulted By Canadian Troops.
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World War 2 Reenactment (D-day). Creative Decoration With Toy Soldiers, Landing Crafts And Hedgehogs. Battle Scene Of Normandy Landing On June 6, 1944. Selective Focus
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Arromanches In Normandy, Gold Beach, Was The Location For Mulberry B One Of The Temporary Harbour Used During The D-Day Landings
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Vierville Sur Mer Normandy May 6th 2013 : 'Les Braves' Omaha Beach Memorial In Normandy, France, Commemorating The D-Day Landings Of 6th June 1944
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World War 2 Reenactment (D-day). Creative Decoration With Toy Soldiers, Landing Crafts And Hedgehogs. Battle Scene Of Normandy Landing On June 6, 1944. Selective Focus
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Beach Walk On The French Coast Omaha Beach Between Colleville-sur-Mer And Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer - Normandy - France
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