Normandy D-Day Beaches & Battlefields
Written by Viator, August 2010
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Normandy D-Day Beaches & Battlefields Photos
We've selected the best candid Normandy D-Day Beaches & Battlefields photos to help you make the most of your next trip. These Normandy D-Day Beaches & Battlefields photo galleries feature Viator travelers on recent tours, as well as photos submitted by Viator.com members.
The Cliffs
Photo by Jack H, USA, 2008
A memorial where the bombs dropped on the German Army. The area has been left as a memorial to the lives lost.
Doing what
Omaha Beach Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
Retiring the American Flag
Photo by Jack H, USA, 2008
The respect for the flag by the US military who retired the flags for the evening was moving. US military maintain and care for the cemetery and memorial which is treated as an embassy.
Doing what
Omaha Beach Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
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Photo by John C, USA, 2012
The battery at Longues-sur-Mer. These guns were knocked out by Navy shelling during the D-Day invasion.
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Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
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Photo by John C, USA, 2012
The battery at Longues-sur-Mer. It was composed of four guns of 152 mm calibre, capable of firing shells to a maximum range of 15 miles, allowing them to reach not only Omaha Beach, 8 miles to the west, but also the British landing zone of Gold Beach, 5 miles to the east.
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Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
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Photo by John C, USA, 2012
The serene nature paths of the cemetery which offer a moment to reflect upon this hallowed place.
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Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
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