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D Day
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Newsreel, The Day (1944)
D-Day Newsreels - What the General Public saw in June 1944
Sketch of a D-Day Platoon Leader's Dress
Eisenhower "In Case of Failure" Message, D-Day
General Eisenhower's Order of the Day
Cable from General Eisenhower to General Marshall Regarding D-Day Landings
NY Times
- Airman describes how battle looks
NY Times
- Heroes of the Invasion
NY Times
- The Battle in Normandy
NY Times
- Thousands Offer Blood Here
NY Times
-
Eisenhower Acts
NY Times
- The Invasion
NY Times
- Invasions!
NY Times
- All
Landings Win
NY Times
- D-Day Twins Named
NY Times
- Brightest
Hopes Exceeded
Secondary Source - D-Day Fact Sheet on the Beaches (Defense Department)
D-Day: Omaha Beach
Harold Baumgarten remembers the BLOODY Omaha Beach invasion
Roland Chaisson remembers
Omaha Beach invasion
Photograph, US soldiers leaving LCVP during invasion of Omaha beach in June 1944
Photograph, American soldiers organizing equipment on Omaha Beach
Photograph, US LSTs lined up on Omaha Beach, France
Photograph, LCI(L)-85 sinking off the coast of Omaha Beach
D-Day:
Gold
Beach
John Howland remembers the invasion of Gold Beach
D-Day: Gold Beach
D-Day film captures
Juno Beach landings
Canadian D-Day veterans share stories from Juno Beach with young people
D-Day:
Utah
Beach
Joseph Motil remembers the invasion on
Utah Beach
John "J.J." Witmeyer remembers the invasion at Utah Beach
Gliders and planes fly over Utah beach in June 1944
Destroyed German battery near Utah Beach
D-Day:
Sword
Beach
Basil Woolf remembers the invasion at
Sword Beach
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