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Invasion coast of Normandy by G. H. Davis

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Invasion coast of Normandy by G. H. Davis

The invasion coast of Normandy, showing the terrain of operations during the Second World War. A panoramic map of the coastal regions from Cap Gris Nez to the Cherbourg Peninsula. Date: 1944

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1944 Allied Allies Cape Channel Cherbourg Coastline Davis Gris Invasion Landing Landings Maps Normandy Operations Panoramic Peninsula Regions Terrain


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This print, titled "The Invasion Coast of Normandy" by G.H. Davis, offers a breathtaking and historical perspective of the coastal regions of Normandy, France, during the pivotal events of World War II. The image, dated 1944, presents a panoramic map that spans from Cap Gris Nez to the Cherbourg Peninsula. The meticulously detailed terrain depicts the intricate landscape of the area, with its undulating hills, winding rivers, and expansive bays. The invasion coast of Normandy holds significant historical importance as the site of the Allied landing operations on June 6, 1944, also known as D-Day. The Allied forces, consisting of American, British, and Canadian troops, launched a massive amphibious assault on the heavily fortified German defenses along this stretch of the French coast. This bold move marked the beginning of the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi control. The map in this print serves as a testament to the strategic planning and logistical challenges faced by the Allied forces during the invasion. The intricate depiction of the coastline, with its numerous bays and inlets, highlights the importance of accurate intelligence and meticulous planning in the success of the operation. The presence of ships in the English Channel further emphasizes the naval component of the invasion, which played a crucial role in the delivery of troops and supplies to the invasion forces. This evocative print is an essential addition to any collection of World War II history or military memorabilia. It provides a unique and captivating perspective of the events that shaped the course of the war and ultimately led to the liberation of Europe.

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