Sergeant York of WW 2
What a single soldier can accomplish. “Sergeant York” of WW 2 was a 101st AB paratrooper. The low swampy ground west of Utah beach had been created by the Germans […]
Entries by normandytours_admin
A Normandy Tour
As Americans and Canadians we, in North America, view Normandy in terms of the past hundred years when World War 2 demanded our attention for six long hostile years. A […]
ATROCITY at the ABBEY ARDENNES
An atrocity unfolds. War brings out heroics, love for one another and infinite barbaric cruelty and atrocities. The German hierarchy searched for brutal personalities, dressed them in black uniforms, given a name […]
DEAD MAN’S CORNER
www.NormandyBattlefields.com/Virtual Tour (click on #10 to enlarge the 1944 aerial photo, points marked) The “T” junction highway corner had to be taken by the American paratroopers and held for expansion […]
PEGASUS BRIDGE
[…]
OMAHA Beach, D-Day 0630 hrs
Easy Red-Fox Green Sectors The long awaited invasion begins. Thirty two dual drive (DDs, propellers/tracks) heavily modified amphibious Sherman tanks of the 741st Tank Battalion (B & C Companies) were […]
Hosting and Development
Powered by
Developed by
