GI Brides of World War II
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| In Memory of All Fathers | Row of Wreaths | U.S. Scouts are preparing the Wreaths |
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| Normandy American Cemetemery | Man with white hair on rgt. is George Charpentier, a veteran from 23rd. Regt., 2nd. Div. He landed her on Jane '44. He's speaking w/Col. Collard, who was in the Resistant and Korean War | French Army from Bretteville-sur-odon |
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| These men on the left were Resistances & arrested by Gestapo & sent to Concentration Camp. The Jewish man of the rgt. was arrested "rafle du vel d'hiv" in Paris. | Jean-Marc Lesueur laying wreath. | Wreaths were laid in straight line in front of Monument. |
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To my friends from America, Canada, Australia, and France Today was the 62th D-Day landing anniversary! Mom and I assisted to Ranville Cemetery ceremony (in memory of the british para-troopers, the nicest ceremony of the day), later we went on Hill 112, where Albert Figg the famous vet from Canterbury was in compagny of the Lady Hawkins College Kington Herefordshire. At 4pm, we have assisted to the official ceremony of Asnelles. The British Ambassy some Ministers, secretaries, Military assistants were present too!
On the return we assisted at the Canadian Ceremony into the War Canadian Cemetery: Beny-Reviers- The nicest cemetery! It is full of flowers, lovely and quiet cemetery..... Our teens laid some wreaths flowers everywhere. The classrooms of Ranville Asnelles were present too. Jean-Marc Lesueur
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