YANK MAGAZINE correspondent Dewitt Gilpin visited the Omaha and Utah beaches exactly one year after the 1944 Normandy Invasion. The journalist interviewed some American D-Day veterans as well as members of the local French population who recalled that bloody day -while others simply tried to forget.
“Landing to the left of the Rangers on Omaha was the 116th Infantry of the 29th Division.
Their 1st Battalion came in over a beach that had more dead men on it than live ones.”
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