Normandy Beachhead

Keystone 1944-07-14

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14th July 1944: Fleets of US transport and landing craft disgorge reinforcements and supplies for the US troops who liberated the Contentin peninsula, the deep-water port of Cherbourg and the communication centre of La Haye du Puits. Barrage balloons float overhead as protection against German strafing aeroplanes , which did not appear. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

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Title: Normandy Beachhead
Creator: Keystone
Date Created: 1944-07-14
Date Published: 2004-04-10
Provenance: Hulton Archive
Subject Keywords: Supplies, Balloon, Group, Art And Craft, Tools, Center, Landing, Freedom, Communication, Finance, Transportation, Nautical Vessel, Horizontal, Black And White, War, Warship, France , Army, Navy, USA, Beach, Peninsula, Military, Politics, Cherbourg , Disembarking, Landing Craft, Anti-Aircraft, Males, Arrival, US Military, World War II, Arromanches, 1940-1949

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