Anniversary of D-Day

[Jonnyboy]

As a keen scholar of everything World War Two I was mightily impressed with these photographs!

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/d-day-pictures-then-and-now_uk_5b17bdede4b0599bc6dec8d6

[Jones28]

As a keen scholar of everything World War Two I was mightily impressed with these photographs!

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/d-day-pictures-then-and-now_uk_5b17bdede4b0599bc6dec8d6

That's impressive work.

Have you seen the documentary Jeremy Clarkson did on the greatest raid of all JB? About destroying the dry dock in Saint Nazair to stop Turpitz from being able to be repaired on the the Atlantic seaboard.

Clarkson might be a ****er but he does a brilliant job with it.

[frazeHFC]

Always had a huge interest in WWII, brilliant photos!

[lyonhibs]

Absolutely fabulous photos.

Would highly recommend doing a tour of the beaches and inland Normandy. Done it myself and I'm not one for getting misty eyed about the "atmosphere" of places, but there, you really feel it.

[WeeRussell]

Absolutely fabulous photos.

Would highly recommend doing a tour of the beaches and inland Normandy. Done it myself and I'm not one for getting misty eyed about the "atmosphere" of places, but there, you really feel it.

I was just coming to post the exact same thing lh. Agree with everything you've said. It was when I was a school lad I did the tour but always said I will go back and do it again... it properly got to me.

History aside, it's also a lovely place to visit.

[Jonnyboy]

That's impressive work.

Have you seen the documentary Jeremy Clarkson did on the greatest raid of all JB? About destroying the dry dock in Saint Nazair to stop Turpitz from being able to be repaired on the the Atlantic seaboard.

Clarkson might be a ****er but he does a brilliant job with it.

Not seen it but will ,try and find it and watch :aok:

[Jones28]

Not seen it but will ,try and find it and watch :aok:

https://youtu.be/nXusKM5uX0s