American Landing Memorial, Utah Beach

Utah Beach, Normandy, France

Utah Beach, Normandy, France

Utah Beach, Normandy, France

Utah Beach, Normandy, France

Monument of the 4th Infantry Division, Utah Beach, Normandy, France, The Monument honors all the men of the 4th Infantry Division who fought in the Second World War. The monument was inaugurated on June 6, 1964 by General Bradley, commanding officer of the 1st U.S. Army at UTAH and OMAHA in 1944.

Martin B-26G Marauder 44-68219 Bomber "Widow maker" One of three existing today of 5,266 built until 1945. Represents 41-131576 "Dinah Might" AN-Z of the 386th Bomb Squadron United States Army Air Force, 85 missions with success!

Martin B-26G Marauder 44-68219 Bomber "Widow maker" One of three existing today of 5,266 built until 1945. Represents 41-131576 "Dinah Might" AN-Z of the 386th Bomb Squadron United States Army Air Force, 85 missions with success!

Martin B-26G Marauder 44-68219 Bomber "Widow maker" One of three existing today of 5,266 built until 1945. Represents 41-131576 "Dinah Might" AN-Z of the 386th Bomb Squadron United States Army Air Force, 85 missions with success!

Normandy Invasion Planning Map Note: Ste Mere Eglise targeted for June 7

Honorable Veteran - age 97 years

Honorable Veteran - age 97 years, with children

Honorable Veteran - age 97 years, with Pam and Maria

Honorable Veteran - age 97 years, with Pam and Maria

Honorable Veteran - age 97 years, with Ned and Maria

Honorable Veteran - age 97 years, with Maria

American Landing Memorial, Utah Beach

THE 1ST ENGINEER SPECIAL BRIGADE MONUMENT This monument was erected with the contributions of the men from the Brigade themselves. The monument reflects Caffey’s insistence that the Brigade must leave a permanent reminder of their work before departing Utah Beach. The monument was initially inaugurated on November 11, 1944 by Colonel Caffey, the brigade’s commanding officer, then inaugurated “officially” together with the French authorities on June 6, 1945.