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this was sunset in normandy a few weeks ago.


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"Hard times create strong men, strong men create good time, good times create weak men, weak men create hard times" by Michael Hopf. I don't know why but this resonates with me, when I compare WW2 guys who were 18 and 19 charging on Normandy Beach with certain death guaranteed for many, yet today… (edited) read more

The wreck of a Tiger of schwere SS-Panzer-Abteilung 101 located at Villers-Bocage Normandy 1944. This tank was commanded by SS-Obersturmführer Hannes Philipsen.

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Mont Saint-Michel Castle is located on the Normandy coast in northern #France 🇫🇷.. The castle was built on it for the purpose of protecting places of worship in 1521, and it is one of the most famous tourist attractions included in the #UNESCO World Heritage List.
I'll start, the invasion of Normandy when the USS Texas lost visual on the Germans so they flooded half the ship in a controlled flood for a better angle. Also the NUTS story from the 101st Airborne while trapped in Bastogne

Was digging through a friend's collection when I stumbled upon this one in a million artifact. A whole round (deactivated, obviously) that was dug up on Normandy Beach and that he purchased from a museum in Gettysburg a decade ago. I couldn't not share it. (edited)

Apparently, today is 80-year anniversary of Allied forces entering Normandy, which lead to the start of liberation of Western Europe in the Second World War. As a war refugee and a granddaughter of a WW2 veteran, this is quite a significant date and fact I think is worth celebrating, but would… read more

Just another day on the Normandy

Unexpected CrossOver 😎 Hope ppl are familiar with Mass Effect and Demon Slayer. Tali Vas Normandy and Nezuko Picture Credit @Conspiracy_Agent

Operation Overlord On June 6, 1944, the largest amphibious invasion in history took place in Normandy. United States, England and Canada with a contingent of 150,000 men, transported in 5,300 vessels, in addition to 1,200 tanks and about 12,000 aircraft in support. Paratroopers were also used,… read more

FINAL STATISTIC 58% of all D-Day personnel were non-American, when accounting for: • Every nation that participated • Every dominion and colony • Every government-in-exile • Resistance fighters and special operations • Individual personnel from territories worldwide The comprehensive analysis… read more
The Normandy is my Mojo Dojo Casa House💖


I really cant reccomend this enough if you are looking to travel by Normandy. Good sights, good food, plus if you have the funds you can even stay there for your hotel! (edited)














Any coffee recommendations, I’m kinda getting tired of the one I normandy drink.
March 8, 1945 #OTD World War II: Granville Raid A German commando raid from Guernsey sabotaged three of the four ships in the Normandy harbour at Granville, damaged port facilities and installations including cranes, a railway engine and rolling stock in the docks. A fourth ship, the SS Eskwood… read more

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Today is the anniversary of the bloodiest day in the history of warfare D-Day people like to think they know what those brave men went through on that day but I dont think you really have any idea when those boats headed in to drop troops in shallow enough water that they didnt sink beneath the… read more
June 6, 1944 #OTD World War II: Operation Overlord 130,000 to 150,000 Allied troops, roughly half American and half British and Commonwealth, invaded the beaches of Normandy, France; it was the largest amphibious operation.

March 8, 1945 #OTD World War II: Granville Raid A German commando raid from Guernsey sabotaged three of the four ships in the Normandy harbour at Granville, damaged port facilities and installations including cranes, a railway engine and rolling stock in the docks. A fourth ship, the SS Eskwood… read more

June 6, 1944 OTD World War II: Among the German troops fighting in Normandy was Gefreiter Heinrich Severloh (Pictured) who was stationed at Widerstandsnest 62 (WN-62) on Omaha Beach. He would later be known as the Beast of Omaha for having killed at least 1,000 American soldiers though some say it… read more

June 6, 1944 OTD World War II: Operation Overlord 130,000 to 150,000 Allied troops, roughly half American and half British and Commonwealth, invaded the beaches of Normandy, France; it was the largest amphibious operation.

August 3, 1944 #OTD World War II: The British destroyer Quorn was sunk off Normandy after being hit by a human torpedo piloted by Oberfernschreibmeister Herbert Berrer of the Kriegsmarine during a heavy attack on the British assault area by a force of E-boats, Linse explosive motorboats, human… read more

August 3, 1944 #OTD World War II: The British destroyer Quorn was sunk off Normandy after being hit by a human torpedo piloted by Oberfernschreibmeister Herbert Berrer of the Kriegsmarine during a heavy attack on the British assault area by a force of E-boats, Linse explosive motorboats, human… read more

June 8, 1944 #OTD World War II: American destroyer escort USS Rich (Pictured) struck a mine and sank off Normandy, of her crew, 27 were killed, 73 were wounded, and 64 were missing; in all, 91 were killed outright or died of wounds following their rescue. Rich was the only American destroyer… read more

June 6, 1944 OTD World War II: Operation Overlord British Company Sergeant-Major Stanley Hollis (Pictured), using a PIAT launcher, took down several German pillboxes and a field gun during the Normandy invasion in France and was credited for saving the lives of many men. He was awarded the… read more

Photo Taken On This Day Group of veteran German prisoners captured at Maltot Normandy - July 23, 1944.

Photo Taken On This Day French woman sits with a Canadian Soldier guarding two German prisoners on the outskirts of Caen, Normandy - July 19, 1944.
