of the noise acted as a warning for the german occupiers hold them on says it took the u.s. soldiers 2 attempts to take the house and set up their logistics of a ration center there for 4 months the g.i. s went in and out of here and each room has its own story door. as a cargo ship arrived the commander gave orders for this and that on board so many trucks such and such an amount i mean. and it especially that of all the trucks go here. in the american army needed something they call it here. troop the major d.-day landings weekend in the early morning precisely at 6 30 am here at the operation overlord as it was stopped was the largest landing operation in history nearly 200000 soldiers were engaged against nazi
morning precisely at 6 30 am here at the operation overlord as it was stopped was the largest landing operation in history nearly 200000 soldiers were engaged against nazi germany the allies conquered 5 great chats with over a 1000 of them dying on the beach on june 6th alone. exactly that morning same spot same time a young french boy labored with a plow here on the coast and here i work the 1st american troops in normandy. michelle back 15 years old at the time saw the whole thing the rocky coast point york was heavily bombed on the morning of june 6th 1944 he heard his father here in the fields certainly he heard a deafening noise. that day i was plowing right in the edge of the cliff i saw a plane flight over the sea it disappeared for