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France - 80 years ago
Overturned tank in front of the wreck of the Landing Ship Tank called the “Carbonel” by local Norman divers
Jacques Le Lay
Off the D-Day landing beaches (Normandy).
Photo. Teddy Seguin / DRASSM / Normandy Region
Canadian soldiers lying near a landing craft and tanks, following the Dieppe raid (19 August 1942)
Library and Archives Canada, MIKAN 3628496