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Recent Discovery of Unknown Battery
ranger49 Says: For anyone interested in WW2 History the recently uncovered site at Maisy, part of Grandcamp-Maisy, will be of particular interest. Buried and hidden for over 60 years but now being excavated and opened to the public it casts another light on the historic events of 6th June...
vichatherly Says: This is the site of a German Artillery battery that was the strategic target on D-Day for the U.S. 2nd Ranger Battalion.It is perched out on a cliff top and so the rangers had to scale the 100 ft cliffs with ropes and ladders.Pointe du Hoc is situated between Utah Beach to...
vichatherly Says: This is the huge secret German artillery battery which was completely camouflaged and hidden in the French countryside and has just been restored, literally by hand.This is where the US 5th Rangers had a five hour battle with the German forces on 9th June 1944 to stop the...
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This is the huge secret German artillery battery which was completely camouflaged and hidden in the French countryside and has just been restored, literally by...
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We stopped here on the afternoon of day two of our four day tour of Normandy and the D-Day beaches. The principal purpose of the trip was to visit the World War II beaches of Normandy. The beaches......
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The Battery, hidden for over 50 years under French soil,is well sign posted on the road into Grandcamp-Maisey as you come from the direction of Isigny Ste. Mere.
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