This memorial plaque, mounted on the wall of the Mairie de Mandeville-en-Bessin, honors the soldiers of the U.S. 95th Infantry Division who were stationed in the area from September 14 to October 9, 1944, during World War II. It serves as a lasting tribute to their presence and service in Normandy.
IN MEMORY OF THE SOLDIERS OF THE 95TH
INFANTRY DIVISION STATIONED HERE FROM
SEPTEMBER 14 TO OCTOBER 9 1944
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A memorial plaque to the Second Infantry Division who liberated the Trevieres on the 8th-10th June 1944
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The Overlord museum is located near Omaha Beach on the D514 roundabout leading to the American Normandy Cemetery at Colleville-sur-mer. The museum is visible from the roundabout along with three tanks which line the road leading to the museum including a Sherman and a T-10.
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The museum is mainly dedicated to the 1st US Infantry Division, The Big Red One who landed on Omaha beach on D-Day. The museum located in Colleville-sur-Mer near the entrance to the American Normandy Cemetery.
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