D-DAY CASUALTIES JUNE 6, 1944
10,000+ casualties
4,414 confirmed dead
185 M4 Sherman tanks
4,000–9,000 killed, wounded, missing or captured
The Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial is built on the site of a burial ground established by American forces on 8th June 1944. This is located east of St Laurent, directly overlooking Omaha beach where so many lost their lives. It contains the graves of 9,387 U.S. soldiers; most of these were killed in the landings and ensuing operations. Inscribed on the Memorial walls are the names of a further 1,557 soldiers posted "missing in action".
8 comments:
Source for the information? That is NOT your writing, Toya.
always credit a source. Otherwise, it is theft.
fact.
As an European I'm quite shocked to see weirdness out in the open of Brownsville streets. I'm not going to pretend there's no poverty or prostitution over here but people can get more help and have a safe place to make money with their bodies.
All vets need to be appreciated
Tmwe need to get away from the old adage of "the older I get the better I was"
Let's appreciate them All equally
Is good to occasionally remember the past. We should never forget the atrocities of war!
June 6, 2023 at 6:33 AM
como chingas jotito open your own blog so you can insult everyone jotitio. y tu mama jotitioando downtown pinche maricon
cockroach europeans
COMO CHINGAS PINCHE LLORON OPEN YOUR OWN BLOG TO INSULT EVERYBODY MAMON LLORON
June 6, 2023 at 6:33 AM
Otra vez! stop the insults people here are tired of your shit STOP
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