Omaha Beach: True Stories of D-Day - Normandy Then and Now

[@lindseyjackson3553]

Fantastic!

[@InTheFootstepsofHeroes]

Glad you like it!

[@alejandrorodriguez-xd3df]

Thank you very much for this series of videos, very precise and adjusted to reality.

[@InTheFootstepsofHeroes]

Thank you so much! It makes it all worthwhile to know people appreciate them.

[@Mimi-pt1xz]

Merci pour ce documentaire very interesting and informative. A Frenchman of Norman origin. Thank you.

[@InTheFootstepsofHeroes]

Merci d'avoir regardé. j'adore visiter la Normandie.

[@user-id7hy3jc9i]

Great video, thank you!

[@InTheFootstepsofHeroes]

Thanks for watching!

[@degrosjeanmarc6233]

Maniphique et le reportage 👍❤🔝🌹👌

[@InTheFootstepsofHeroes]

Merci d'avoir regardé

[@ClementAVISSE]

First quote "there are two kinds of people who are staying on this beach (...)" is from General Cota right ? not from Colonel Taylor

[@InTheFootstepsofHeroes]

It is sometimes wrongly attributed to Norman Cota but it was in fact George Taylor who made the comment.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_A._Taylor

[@ClementAVISSE]

​@@InTheFootstepsofHeroes ahhh, thank you for this corrective detail ! keep up the good work