Then & Now WWII: British Forces in Normandy – Iconic Battlefields Revisited

Step into history with WWII Then & Now: British Forces in Normandy
This video offers a compelling journey through key locations of the Normandy campaign, highlighting the transformation from war-torn battlefields to serene sites of remembrance. Through seamless photo comparisons, we explore British-held sites such as Reviers and La Brèche d’Hermanville, uncovering the powerful stories they hold.

Relive the critical moments of the D-Day landings and the relentless advance inland, where British forces—including the 50th (Northumbrian) Division and 3rd Infantry Division—played a vital role in securing strategic positions against German resistance. Each location tells a unique tale of courage, resilience, and the enduring legacy of those who fought for the liberation of France.

By blending historical photographs with modern imagery, we bring these stories to life and honor the memory of the brave soldiers who shaped history during WWII.

This video celebrates the rich history of British battlefields and their ongoing significance. Be sure to watch and reflect on the forgotten heroes who played a crucial role in this monumental conflict. For more immersive content like this, don’t forget to subscribe.

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Divisions Featured:
• 50th (Northumbrian) Infantry Division
• 3rd Infantry Division
• 44th Royal Tank Regiment
• 8th Armoured Brigade

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[FrontLinesForgotten]

Thanks for watching! 🇬🇧⚔️ In this video, we journey through Normandy, retracing the footsteps of British troops during WWII and showing how these iconic locations look today. Let me know your thoughts or if there are other battlefields you’d like me to cover next! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more history brought to life. 📜📸

[BevSantini]

Well done! I’ve been fortunate to have visited Normandy twice. Appreciate your hard work in putting this together