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Juno Beach stormed by Canadian forces June 6, 1944.
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Flags on Juno Beach.
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Juno Beach today.
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German gun on Sword Beach.
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Sword Beach where the British landed.
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This house was on Juno Beach at the time of the D-Day Invasion. Note this house in the next two photos.
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Try to read the bottom of the caption.
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Barflour Harbor today.
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We statyed in Port en Bessin, in the middle of Omaha Beach.
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Lighthouse near St. Vaast-la-Hougue.
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View from near Gold Beach Beach and the town of Arromanches. Next photo from the top of the ridge in this photo.
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View to Gold Beach. Mulberry's still in view in the water.
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Mulberry's that made up part of the artifical harbor called Port Winston.
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Abandoned German gun near Arromanches and Gold Beach.
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Mulberry's at high tide.
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Mulberry's at Port Winston at low tide.
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One of the large Mulberry's brought in by the Brits soon after the invasion.
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Smaller Mulberry's were used to support bridge causeways to the shore.
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Inside a German WW II bunker at Pointe du Hoc in Normandy France.
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Mulberry's with Arromanches in the background.
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Beached Mulberry that was part of Port Winston the artifical harbor used to unload men and supplies for the liberation of France and Europe.
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Angelo adds scale.
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WW II German gun placement not too far from Port Winston ln Normandy France.
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Temporary bridges used on top of small Mulberry's.
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Located in Colleville-sur-Mer directly above Omaha Beach.
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Main memorial
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View from main memorial at American Cemetery above Omaha Beach.
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There are 9,317 brave Americans buried here.
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Main Memorial.
