A quiet street in Chambois, Normandy
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Sherman Tank at the Montormel Memorial
German Tiger Tank
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Angry waters in the Greta, near Keswick
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The Middlewood Way
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Omaha Beach, Normandy, France
The National Guard Monument, Omaha Beach
The National Guard Monument, Omaha Beach
Mosaic Ceiling, Normandy American Cemetery Chapel
In the Normandy American Cemetery Chapel
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At the Normandy American Cemetery
"Spirit of American Youth Rising from the Waves"
"Spirit of American Youth Rising from the Waves"
Urn at the Normandy American Memorial
At the Normandy American Memorial
A beach of death, now a garden
A beach of death, now a garden
Gun emplacement, Normandy - 2nd World War
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The Polar Bear Memorial in Normandy
Located next to the British Commonwealth War Cemetery at Fontenay-le-Pesnel in Normandy, France, this memorial honours the men of the 49th West Riding (Yorkshire) Division of the British Army for their service and sacrifices during 1944 and 1945 in the “D-Day” invasion of Normandy.
The polar bear badge motif central to this structure was adopted in 1940 when the Division was stationed in Iceland. The bear on the Memorial reflects changes to the design adopted in 1943.
The polar bear badge motif central to this structure was adopted in 1940 when the Division was stationed in Iceland. The bear on the Memorial reflects changes to the design adopted in 1943.
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