Hi,
I'm translating a book on D-Day and I still have some questions.
At 9.30 a.m., Bradley received a telegram about the troupes at Easy Green, Easy Red and Fox Red. He was on board of the Augusta and I'm looking for the original English text.
Louis Lisko, does he speak English as mother tongue, I suppose, but I want to be sure.
At Omaha Beach, there was a fortified point that was destroyed, did the army attack at the back or at the side? The point is located in the hills of Vierville-sur-mer.
In the WN62, a fortified point of the German, there was a Flak to attack planes, but I want to know if it was used in both ways or directions. Can someone tell me more about it?
The brochure of the museum of Vierville tells there are some motos of parachutists, I didn't get the occasion to visit the museum, can someone send me a picture or explain me how it works?
Thanks a lot
Kathleen
I'm translating a book on D-Day and I still have some questions.
At 9.30 a.m., Bradley received a telegram about the troupes at Easy Green, Easy Red and Fox Red. He was on board of the Augusta and I'm looking for the original English text.
Louis Lisko, does he speak English as mother tongue, I suppose, but I want to be sure.
At Omaha Beach, there was a fortified point that was destroyed, did the army attack at the back or at the side? The point is located in the hills of Vierville-sur-mer.
In the WN62, a fortified point of the German, there was a Flak to attack planes, but I want to know if it was used in both ways or directions. Can someone tell me more about it?
The brochure of the museum of Vierville tells there are some motos of parachutists, I didn't get the occasion to visit the museum, can someone send me a picture or explain me how it works?
Thanks a lot
Kathleen