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The 434th flew Horsas from RAF Aldermaston on D-Day
These dummy tanks were produced in large numbers to be observed and photographed from the air by enemy reconnaissance aircraft
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New waves of migrants were forging fresh identities in London’s boroughs
The Invasion Begins by the US Signal Corps, 1944 Size:(A4) Small Lloyd Original Format: NegativeCommercial Use:ABOUT THIS PHOTOGRAPH Taken two days after the initial assault on the 6th June, the Allied Expeditionary Force had gained a valuable beachhead into northern France. Photographed is a US LST ('Landing Ship, Tank'), unloading an M4 Sherman tank of the 66th Armoured Regiment, 2nd Armoured Division. The LST was a ship specially designed to carry tanks, vehicles, troops, and other cargo which could deploy straight onto a beach without the use of a dock or
