WWII Western Front, Every Hour - [1] June 1944
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Take a look at the Western Front in June 1944. D - Day, the beginning of the Battle of Caen and the Battle of Cherbourg...
Main sources:
www.wikipedia.com
www.6juin1944.c...
www.dday-overl...
www.ibiblio.org...
history.army.mil/
D-Day Hour by Hour by Marc Laurenceau
Operation Overlord by Will Fowler
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...and virtually the entire Internet, countless websites, articles and forums.
Music: Audionautix - Opus One, subject to license Creative Commons (creativecommon....
Artist: audionautix.com/
Let's all appreciate all the months of labor dedicated for this video by D-Mapper.
Now World war 2, every minute!
Every nanosecond
OH GOD NO
Millions of frames
every planck time length
That gonna took 1-10 hour to watch it tho
I watched the progress between Omaha beach and Pointe Du Hoc. The 2nd Rangers lost so many men taking the Pointe only to discover the guns had been removed. After finding and destroying the 5 guns hidden inland, they held off several assaults until finally relieved 2 days later when Omaha troops made it to them. Incredible bravery and sacrifice. This map is incredible. Thanks for your excellent work!
I like how D-Mapper makes short but detailed video about pre ww2 and ww2
Very detailed masterpiece.
How do I only see this after a year... this is just great. So much effort.
You can't tell by this map because the lines appeared to stop moving but the main, most viscous and protracted battle of Normandy was being fought around Caen, not Cherbourg so the line there appears to be stationary. The Germans opposed the Brits, Canadians, Poles on that front with elite SS and Panzer units and the battle continued for about a month before the Germans withdrew further in.
this is a great, very detailed *masterpiece*
Mappers: Mapping is dying!!!!1
D-Mapper:
That's just amazing. You can easily make other important events of the WW2 like the Eastern Front or the WW2 in Yugoslavia or small events, such as the annexation of the Baltic States to the USSR
You're right that I could do it, but you're wrong that it would be easy. :-)
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Today is the 80th anniversary
Brilliant work! You should be rewarded for your efforts 💗❤️
great video. I've been looking forward to this
Shows how long and hard the fight for Cherbourg was. The breakout from Normandy was costly in lives and materiel.
Amazing.Although I do wish you added some casualties at the end
Very high quality as I thought it would be :))) The only thing I think i can say is that i wish there were more towns on the map but I don't exactly know the local geography of northern France anyway so why bother haha. You can totally do big-scale and small-scale projects :p
Very good job D-Mapper! Keep up the good work!!!
Amazing work
Super underrated
am back watching hour by hour along with the ww2 week by week series d-day special
Great video
Bravo ! That's hard work !
I think you should make this video bigger. I mean you should add the surrender of German soldiers in Cherbourg
Its there ;)
@@d-mapper9395 I am blind
The siege of Cherbourg ended on June 29 :)
@@d-mapper9395 kill me ....
@@BettercallSaul2005 That would be a shame, I like people who are interested in history
Incredible
Very good job 🖤
Neat.
its really cool what you're doing keep it up!
it would be better if you were also drawing railways
Nice
Do August 1944 every hour
why did they just land on one side of normandy? if they had landed on the south and north side they could have encircled it faster
Not gonna lie, Northwestern France legitimately looks like Iran from a certain angle. Weird.
Cherbourg is terribly siege
out of britain and canada i only cared about the american side of the beach
A moment of silence for the brave American soldiers who liberated France and England from the Nazi occupants....You will be honourably missed. England was no good of an ally till America assisted.
@@alskjlskaj You're wrong, you must be British
US to British troops : this is no f*cking holidays on the French coast, you're supposed to fight the Germans 😅
Wdym?
@@xaph5575 US troops take a lot a lands on the west side, whereas UK had very hard time near Caen on the right of the map
@@hegoney5841
British and Canadians took the brunt of the German counterattack from elite divisions!
@@hegoney5841 Know this Is late but as someone's already said, US did race fairly well to Cherbourg but the bulk of the German armour and decent fighting units were being held down by the Brits and Canadians which allowed the US to sweep across