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Panzer tank on the right. In the foreground is one of the anchors used to hold the Mulberry harbours.
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Gun with Gold Beach in the background.
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The road the British used after landing on Gold Beach.
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Bull dozer from the war.
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Bull dozer on a Bailey Bridge near Gold Beach.
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Inside view of a landing craft used on D Day.
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Bolts on a door pick out the date of D Day.
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Rue du 18 Juin 1940. The day Charles De Gaulle speaking from London called on the French to resist the invasion.
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A poem about Arromanches by Jean Goujon.
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Original landing craft alongside the Museum of Disembarkation.
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The anchor designed by Major Allan Beckett which solved the problem of how to anchor the Mulberry Harbours.
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I love NormandY.
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British flag and Gold Beach in an alley.
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Re-enactment jeep driving through the town.
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Re-enactment jeep drives through the town.
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A lone Mulberry harbour sitting on the beach. It's been here since D Day 1944.
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Corner inside a Mulberry harbour.
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Inside a Mulberry harbour.
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Slits on a Mulberry harbour.
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A group of beached Mulberry harbours.
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Hatch on a harbour with the museum of the D Day landings in the background.
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Close up of a Mulberry harbour with house and pointy turrets in the background.
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Chris and Mulberry harbours in the mid and background.
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Blue sea and sky and a Mulberry harbour.
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Looking inside a Mulberry harbour.
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The cliffs, beach and harbour.
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The history of the village before the D Day landings.
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'To all Frenchmen' De Gaulle asking the French to resist the German invasion.
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Number 19.
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Liberators Museum.
