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Explore the significance of the D-Day invasion, the participation of the French Kieffer commandos, the Atlantic Wall fortifications, and the creation of Mulberry harbors. Witness the heroism of the paratroopers, glider crossings, and the amphibious assault on Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha, and Utah Beaches. Discover the engineering feats of the Phoenix Caissons, the Floating Dock "Lobnitz," and the Floating Bridge "Whale." Learn about the reinforcements that arrived to support the Allied forces in this pivotal moment of World War II.
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The 177 men of the Kieffer commandos are the only French troops have participated in D-Day.
The Third Reich built the Atlantic Wall. These fortifications extendedfrom the Spanish-French border all the way to Norway.
The landing was preceded by a gathering of troops, weapons and ships to England.
Mulberry A Two artificial harbors were created:. Mulberry A: St Laurent surMer. Mulberry B at Arromanches
Phoenix Caissons: Breakwaterconcretetowed; thenfilledwith water and sunk.