(details) The beach from E3 to D3, June 7 (or June 8??)
(details) A bulldozer tank drowned, it belonged to the Special Force for the destruction of obstacles
The dead before their abduction by specialized units(details)
(details)Dam balloons were installed from 7 June. Those who arrived on the 6th were generally destroyed.(details) Epaves 7 June
A LCI presents itself in front of St-Laurent or Le Ruquet, about June 7 probably
High tide on June 7, debris everywhere
(details) In the middle a tank destroyed in front of the pebbly slope(details) Standard Sherman (Ceaseless, 743rd Tk Bn) destroyed in front of Dog Red(details)(details) Deaths in a raid of the cliff.(details) 15 February 45, LCI 553
ICL damage 553 [LCI 553]
(details) The Ruquet(details) Contrary to legend, this photo was taken at the Ruquet between 8 and 10 June. Some of the civilians are part of Lucien Olard's family, a garage operator in Vierville, who took his relatives to the Ruquet to avoid fighting in Vierville. Other civilians are residents of the village of St-Laurent, who have also been refugees since the fighting in St-Laurent on June 6.
(details) A wrecked bulldozer(details)The remains of the beach obstacles burned the day before by the sappers of the Special Force (SETF) who finished the afternoon of June 6 at sea descending the work started under a fire of hell in the morning between 6:30 and 7:00 before the sea rises(details) A standard Sherman abandonedin the middle a standard Sherman tank with its 2 airsleeve of "waterproofing"(details) English sailors destroyed from LCT travel the beach before being evacuated to EnglandMaterials sheltered in the Ruquet anti-tank ditch
Navy sailor Al Jones in front of a mine-damaged TCL(details) 2 GIs dead in front of a jeep and a wrecker, on the pebbly slope(details)
(details) A LCM disembarks a 12.7mm water-cooled heavy machine gun in front of a Navy Liaison Team (JASCO) to designate the objectives of the offshore cannons(details) An MP troop
The cliff slopes covered with individual holes, near the Ruquet
(details) GIs disembarking from a PIA(details) GIs disembarking from ICL 488 [LCI 488](details) A detachment of the 214th Military Police Company is leaving an LCT...(details).... and headed west, loaded with their individual bags(details)(details)