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Swanage Railway to remember US soldiers who fought on D-Day

American soldiers will be remembered with the unveiling of a plaque at Swanage station from where they boarded as they set off for D-Day

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Swanage Railway to remember US soldiers who fought on D-Day

American soldiers will be remembered with the unveiling of a plaque at Swanage station from where they boarded as they set off for D-Day

Mount vernonGlasgow cityUnited kingdomUnited statesCity ofPeter lovettRobert pattersonBill leeSwanage railwayUs army first infantry divisionOmaha beachInfantry regimentFirst infantry divisionBig redBig red oneRailway trust

We shall slight them on the beaches! Cafe on Normandy s Omaha beach stormed by the Allies during D-Day tells British soldiers it won t serve them because they are ENGLISH

Creperie la Falaise in Vierville-sur-Mer overlooks the coastline which was stormed by Allied troops on D-Day as they sought to liberate France from Nazi occupation.

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Cafe on Omaha beach freed by Allies on D-Day slammed for refusing to serve British

A cafe on a Normandy beach pivotal in the D-day landings has been slammed by a World War II tour guide over claims it 'refused' to serve British soldiers.

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I surrender! French D-Day beach café owner who banned squaddies for being English says it s all a terrible misunderstanding and Brits ARE welcome (after getting hundreds of one-star reviews online)

EXCLUSIVE: Florent Neveur, 31, has run Creperie la Falaise in Vierville-sur-Mer in Normandy near the beach famous for the D-Day landings for ten years with his mother Yvette, 48.

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