Memorial National Guard Vierville-sur-Mer
This memorial has been erected in memory of the National Guard. The 29th Infanterie Division (part of National Guard) landed at Omaha Beach on 6th June 1944. The memorial has been built on a German bunker.
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Source
- Text: Jente de Roust
- Photos: Jeroen Koppes (1), Lennard Bolijn (2, 3, 4, 5)
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Museum
- Musée D-Day Omaha - Vierville-sur-Mer
- Omaha Beach Memorial Museum - Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer
- Normandy American Cemetery & Memorial Visitors Centre - Colleville-sur-Mer
Point of interest
- 5-Span bridge section - 507 A-B1 - Vierville-sur-Mer
- M4A4 Sherman Tank Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer - Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer
- Orientation Table "The Landing Beaches" - Colleville-sur-Mer
Monument
- Memorial Wounded Soldier Omaha Beach - Vierville-sur-Mer
- Memorial RAF Mobile Signals Unit - Vierville-sur-mer
- Memorial 58th Armored Field Batallion Vierville-sur-Mer - Vierville-sur-Mer
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer - Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer
- Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial - Colleville-sur-Mer
- Commonwealth War Grave Colleville-sur-Mer - Colleville-sur-Mer
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