Memorial to the 1st U.S. Infantry Division - Russy, Normandy

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This memorial plaque, located on the wall at the entrance to the Russy Mairie in Normandy, honors the soldiers of the 1st U.S. Infantry Division who liberated the village on June 7, 1944, the day after D-Day. It serves as a lasting tribute from the people of Russy to their liberators who fought for their freedom during the Normandy Campaign.

The plaque is positioned down a narrow country lane, and limited parking is available at the Mairie.

1. DIVISION
D'INFANTERIE U.S.
7 JUIN 1944
RUSSY
A SES LIBERATEURS

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Rue de la Mer
Aure sur Mer, Calvados
14520
France

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49.330091, -0.816001

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