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The 6th of June 1944 D-day museum at Arromanches is
mainly dedicated to the huge artificial harbour, which was created
outside Arromanches during the first days after D-day. This harbour
was to supply the allied forces during the first part of the
invasion, which it also did, but it was partly destroyed by a huge
storm a few weeks after D-day.
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A field canon outside the
D-day Museum at Arromanches. In the background you can
see the the remains of artificial harbour, which was created during
the D-day invasion. This harbour is the main theme for this museum.
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The
D-day Museum at Arromanches is located at a street with a historic
date.
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A field canon outside the
D-day Museum at Arromanches.
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A section of the "bridges" that were
used for the artificial harbour - outside the
D-day Museum at Arromanches.
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An American half-track outside the
D-day Museum at Arromanches.
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The entrance to the
D-day Museum at Arromanches.
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See pictures from
Arromanches 360o
Cinema
See pictures from
Artificial
Harbour at
Arromanches
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All the pictures above have been taken by the euro-t-guide.com in
the summer of 2006.
Feel free to use the pictures if you want to, but please remember to
refer to "euro-t-guide.com" as the photographer.
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