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- The dirty little secret about migration to modern public folders
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Tag Archives: D-Day
Visiting Utah Beach
In June, I wrote about a quick visit to Omaha Beach and the WN62 strongpoint. Normandy has five D-Day beaches and I visited Utah Beach, the second landing point for U.S. forces, the following day. It’s just taken me a … Continue reading
Visiting Omaha Beach (WN62 and the American Military Cemetery)
For anyone interested in military history, a visit to Normandy provides an excuse to visit some of the World War II sites in the area. I have been visiting the area on and off since 1973 and think I have … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Writing
Tagged American Military Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, D-Day, Omaha Beach, WN62
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Visiting Omaha Beach and some Wi-Fi woes
Those of you who know me will realize that I am a bit of a history buff, so it should come as no surprise that the last night on a recent trip to France found us in Vierville-sur-Mer en route … Continue reading
A stop in Sainte-Marie-du-Mont
On the 69th anniversary of D-Day, I guess it’s appropriate to post about an enjoyable interlude we had this week en route to Cherbourg to catch the Irish Ferries boat back to Ireland. As usual, we had some time to … Continue reading