US Navy LST-134 beached at Normandy, France while unloading during low tide, 12 Jun 1944; note barrage balloons overhead providing protection from air attack and DUCKs on the beach

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Caption     US Navy LST-134 beached at Normandy, France while unloading during low tide, 12 Jun 1944; note barrage balloons overhead providing protection from air attack and DUCKs on the beach ww2dbase
Date 12 Jun 1944
Photographer    Unknown
 
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Source    ww2dbaseUnited States Navy
 
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