D-day then and now...

[[KRAFTIG]]

http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2014 ... ow/100752/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This is quite striking

CLICK ON THE IMAGES TO SEE THE FADE FROM THEN TO NOW

[diecast]

Very nice , I shared

[Oldtimer]

The things that we don't remember come out in those photos. Two things I thought about, first the family walking on the square, almost directly across the site where the German soldier lay. Does anyone appreciate that fact? Second, the American Flag draped on the cliff, adjacent to the destroyed bunkers. I'd say, that for all intents and purposes, that Flag is still there.

Wonderful photography to get the registrations that close.

Thanks for sharing!

[[KRAFTIG]]

first the family walking on the square, almost directly across the site where the German soldier lay.

That was #1 for me while reviewing the images, absolutely powerful message, well for me at least.

[StratosWRC]

Wow, it's like it never happened.