
Thousands Gather At D-Day Anniversary Event In Portsmouth
Some 60,000 members of the public were at the Portsmouth Naval Memorial on Southsea Common.
Some 60,000 members of the public were at the Portsmouth Naval Memorial on Southsea Common.
The Cornish natural paradise was a key location for American troops ahead of D-Day.
William Moody has been maintaining war graves for more than 50 years.
The site is now home to the training of military police and was once the nerve centre of planning for the Normandy landings.
Nearly 75 years ago the largest single-day amphibious invasion in history took place on the beaches of Normandy.
Test-runs and training in England were key to the success of the mission.
The Germans knew the Allies would attack their western flank at some point, so they built a series of defences along the coast.
The figures will be unveiled to the public on D-Day.
Pegasus Bridge was liberated by Allied troops in the early hours of D-Day.
The Pink Pub Cyclists are travelling from Bognor to Normandy in honour of a friend who died.
A series of commemorations are taking place in June in the UK and France.
The Apache gunship is undergoing three days of tests with HMS Queen Elizabeth.
General Sir Mark Carleton-Smith made the comments at at the annual RUSI Land Warfare Conference.
The 16 countries will affirm shared responsibility to ensure that the horrors of the Second World War are never repeated.
D-Day veterans have watched a display by serving Royal Marines and taken a trip on modern-day offshore raiding crafts.
It is the largest collection of the World War Two transport planes to come together since the Berlin Airlift more than 70 years ago.