My reflections on traveling through the region of France that was invaded on D-Day June 6, 1944 by Canadian, British and American forces.
Juno Beach stretched from Ver-sur-Mer to Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer . In the middle approximately half way was Berniers sur Mer where I had stopped.
It is here that I stood at the sea's edge, looking towards the land, trying to imagine what it was like for the soldiers that day. This was their view as they rushed towards the sea wall, the artillery and the machine guns of the Germans.
It is here that I stood at the sea's edge, looking towards the land, trying to imagine what it was like for the soldiers that day. This was their view as they rushed towards the sea wall, the artillery and the machine guns of the Germans.
Juno Beach stretched from Ver-sur-Mer to Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer . In the middle approximately half way was Berniers sur Mer where I had stopped.
It is here that I stood at the sea's edge, looking towards the land, trying to imagine what it was like for the soldiers that day. This was their view as they rushed towards the sea wall, the artillery and the machine guns of the Germans.
It is here that I stood at the sea's edge, looking towards the land, trying to imagine what it was like for the soldiers that day. This was their view as they rushed towards the sea wall, the artillery and the machine guns of the Germans.
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