Remembering D-Day

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On the 70th anniversary of D-Day, a variety of news and history sites posted retrospectives on the attack at Normandy. I wanted to share some of those stories and links.


The courage exhibited during the D-Day invasion was one of the most stirring moments in modern warfare. Incredibly brave soldiers stormed the beach knowing they would most likely die. Yet, they did their duty and changed the world. We are all free because of their resolve and iron will. Let us always remember their sacrifice.


Hope you find these links helpful. 


Why D-Day was so important to Allied victory


Maps of Omaha Beach


Archival Footage of D-Day [Loud Video starts automatically].


Color Photos of D-Day


Informative post by the BBC


National Geographic, Walking the Beaches of Normandy


D-Day Timeline


Stunning D-Day Facts


War Artist Watercolor rendition of the Day


Visiting Normandy, an Infographic


Operation Overlord: The Great Gamble


Daily Mirror Coverage of Actual Invasion


What happened after D-Day?


The Most Important Weather Forecast


Exploding the Myths


D-Day Mega Gallery


D-Day at 70 – Victor David Hanson


Eisenhower Leads the Invasion


NOVA, D-Day’s Sunken Secrets


Operation Tiger, a D-Day Disaster


D-Day Documentary Video


 D-Day Documentary


Black Soldiers on D-Day


Remembering the Military Secrecy


In the words of BBC journalists


Rare, Unpublished Photos


US Army website remembrance


A Newsreel Cameraman View


Normandy Landing Science


The Magnetic Sands of Omaha Beach


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


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Published on June 15, 2014 18:32
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