Have just found these then and now photos taken just after D Day. Taken from a local news website. There is a picture of a flail tank. Can anyone tell if its from an American or British unit. Also a dispatch rider. Same question.Normandy 1944. Then and Now (204 pics) » AcidCow.com - videos, pictures, celebs, flash games I think you will have to cut and paste the link or go to the forum website on Southport's No 1 Website
Very nice set of photos there Ian. I particularly liked the Americans in front of that ruined chapel. I can see several dispatch riders - which number photo do you mean? These are the shots of the flail tank - perhaps someone might recognise the church? CS http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/../attachment.php?attachmentid=21937&d=1256586820 http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/../attachment.php?attachmentid=21937&d=1256586820
I think a credit to the original website would be appropriate: D-Day - Normandie 1944 : Men of D-Day They are indeed very good, and it's a fine website. ~A
Moving pictures. The then & now section has been done very well. Interesting to see what little changes have been made since around D Day
Very nice set of photos there Ian. I particularly liked the Americans in front of that ruined chapel. I can see several dispatch riders - which number photo do you mean? These are the shots of the flail tank - perhaps someone might recognise the church? CS http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/../attachment.php?attachmentid=21937&d=1256586820 http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/../attachment.php?attachmentid=21937&d=1256586820 Hi----The church is in Creully.If you turn down the hill[left of the ww1 memorial]there is a plaque to 4/7th Dragoons. Stayed in the town many times
Thanks Ranville. Now we need to find someone who knows which units might have passed through Creully, I suppose. CS
