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Map of Normandy assault routes1944 United States Army map of the Army Rangers’ attack plan for Pointe du Hoc on the Normandy beaches set for 6 Jun 1944. Note the misspelling of Pointe du Hoc.
Map of Normandy assault routes1944 United States Army map of the Army Rangers’ attack plan for Pointe du Hoc on the Normandy beaches set for 6 Jun 1944. Note the misspelling of Pointe du Hoc.
Map depicting Allied bomber offensive plans in the Normandy, France region and German dispositions, 6 Jun 1944Map depicting the Utah beachhead, Normandy, France, 6 Jun 1944
Map depicting Allied bomber offensive plans in the Normandy, France region and German dispositions, 6 Jun 1944Map depicting the Utah beachhead, Normandy, France, 6 Jun 1944
Map noting Allied and German dispositions in southern England, United Kingdom and Normandy, France on 6 Jun 1944Map noting situation at Normandy, France at 2400 hours on 6 Jun 1944; note title text with deceptive American unit FUSAG
Map noting Allied and German dispositions in southern England, United Kingdom and Normandy, France on 6 Jun 1944Map noting situation at Normandy, France at 2400 hours on 6 Jun 1944; note title text with deceptive American unit FUSAG
Map of Juno Beach Normandy, France showing 3rd Canadian Infantry Division D-Day landing objectives and front line as of midnight 6 Jun 1944.Map of the Omaha beachhead, Normandy, France, showing movements of the US Army V Corps, 6 Jun 1944
Map of Juno Beach Normandy, France showing 3rd Canadian Infantry Division D-Day landing objectives and front line as of midnight 6 Jun 1944.Map of the Omaha beachhead, Normandy, France, showing movements of the US Army V Corps, 6 Jun 1944
Map showing German dispositions on Cotentin Peninsula in France on 6 Jun 1944US Army map of the landing beaches at Utah Beach, Normandy, France, 6 Jun 1944. Note that the planned landing beaches are about 250 yards away from actual landing beaches.
Map showing German dispositions on Cotentin Peninsula in France on 6 Jun 1944US Army map of the landing beaches at Utah Beach, Normandy, France, 6 Jun 1944. Note that the planned landing beaches are about 250 yards away from actual landing beaches.
Map depicting Allied operations in the Normandy, France area, 13-30 Jun 1944Map depicting the Allied attempt to expand the beachhead at Normandy, France, 1-24 Jul 1944
Map depicting Allied operations in the Normandy, France area, 13-30 Jun 1944Map depicting the Allied attempt to expand the beachhead at Normandy, France, 1-24 Jul 1944
Graphic chart of Allied advance in France, from Fiscal Years 1944-1945 Biennial Report of Army Chief from Staff General George Marshall to the US Secretary of War, Aug 1945
Graphic chart of Allied advance in France, from Fiscal Years 1944-1945 Biennial Report of Army Chief from Staff General George Marshall to the US Secretary of War, Aug 1945
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