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Happy D-Day!
Apparently, today is 80-year anniversary of Allied forces entering Normandy, which lead to the start of liberation of Western Europe in the Second World War. As a war refugee and a granddaughter of a WW2 veteran, this is quite a significant date and fact I think is worth celebrating, but would... read more
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On This Day in History - June 6, 1944
June 6, 1944 #OTD World War II: Operation Overlord 130,000 to 150,000 Allied troops, roughly half American and half British and Commonwealth, invaded the beaches of Normandy, France; it was the largest amphibious operation.
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80th Anniversary of D-Day
Commemorative Air Force, Inland Empire Wing's Douglas C-53D-DO Skytrooper, is an aircraft with a WW2 service history, having dropped paratroopers over Normandy for the D-Day Airborne Invasion, on June 5th/6th, 1944. It returned to Normandy 5 years ago in 2019 to honor that day. Pictured at... read more
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80th Anniversary of D-Day
Commemorative Air Force, Inland Empire Wing's, Douglas C-53D-DO Skytrooper, an actual WW2 veteran, dropped paratroopers over Normandy in June 1944. It was at Planes of Fame Air Museum, last weekend for a Commemorative flyover.
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#history
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80th Anniversary of D-Day
Commemorative Air Force, Inland Empire Wing's Douglas C-53D-DO Skytrooper, is an aircraft with a WW2 service history, having dropped paratroopers over Normandy for the D-Day Airborne Invasion, on June 5th/6th, 1944. It returned to Normandy 5 years ago in 2019 to honor that day. Pictured at... read more
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On This Day in History - June 6, 1944
June 6, 1944 #OTD World War II: Among the German troops fighting in Normandy was Gefreiter Heinrich Severloh (Pictured) who was stationed at Widerstandsnest 62 (WN-62) on Omaha Beach. He would later be known as the Beast of Omaha for having killed at least 1,000 American soldiers though some say... read more
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