D-Day and Invasion of Normandy
Landing thousands of men on the beaches of Normandy, in the face of intense resistance, was the sum of an incredible amount of bravery, ambition and organisation. Despite the successes of D-Day, losses were heavy on land, sea and air. Tell us their stories. (Image © IWM A 23938)
UNCLE EDWARD & THE "LEGACY OF LIBERATION" - EDWARD McPHILLIPS, 5th BLACK WATCH, DIED 11 JUNE 1944
Sergeant Harry Law Molyneux 1802369, RAFVR 463 Squadron (R.A.A.F.)
Captain Peter Albert Boyd, 4th Bn., Wiltshire Regt. - 'A hellish night' - July 15th 1944, Esquay, France
Lieutenant Richard Geoffrey Nunn, Royal Marines, No.46 R.M. Commando
Major Clive Eric Modin 121313, 9th Battalion, The King's Regiment (Liverpool)
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