Finally there was Omaha Beach the place of the most savage fighting of D-Day and above it the huge American cemetery with over 9000 American dead. Row, upon row, upon row, of white crosses including General Theodore Rosevelt Jr. who died because he insisted on landing with his men on D-Day. The narrative is continued below. View Map - IMAGES OF THE JOURNEY by David Cale PHOTOGRAPHS THAT BRING LIFE TO BLANK WALLS

My reflections on traveling through the region of France that was invaded on D-Day June 6, 1944 by Canadian, British and American forces.

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Finally there was Omaha Beach the place of the most savage fighting of D-Day and above it the huge American cemetery with over 9000 American dead. Row, upon row, upon row, of white crosses including General Theodore Rosevelt Jr. who died because he insisted on landing with his men on D-Day.

The narrative is continued below.

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