pictures - during and after d-day

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pictures - during and after d-day

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Amazing collection of photos taken during the WW2 and nowadays.
The WW2 photos were taken during the invasion of Normandy on and after D-Day.

http://acidcow.com/pics/3772-normandy_1944_then_and_now_204_pics.html/

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I see yiu have been looking at the CIA forum
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Stunning photo's, I have been to many of those places and always stand there wondering what it was like back then. These photo's are truly amazing.


Discovered that the original site is http://www.6juin1944.com/album/thennow/index.php
Loads more pics there.
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nice one rob! :D

Rivet, no i havent, i actually found the link of the UKGSER Forum (motorbike forum my dad's on)

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Hey Matt, Thanks for posting this link and to WW for expanding it. I love this theme of then and now photos.

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Great pictures, nice find ;D
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I see Matt, I think one of the guys from CIA took the link from another forum, I take it your dad has a BMW,
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Things were so much more black and white back then.
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      Nice photo spread. I was just there for the 65th Aniversary Ceremonies. The last photo is on one of the shore guns just west of the Omaha Beach Monument. It is still very much intact. On Sunday the 8th they had a very nice ceremony in the town center of Carentan (as shown with the statue). There were only three US vet there and hundreds of reenactors. It was all very moving. They treated the US Vets like royalty and they sat for over a hour to sign autographs, answer questions and tell stories.
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Great photos matt its amazing the damage these buildings took and yet today you would'nt have known.
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