A memorial plaque to the liberation of Ranville which was the first French village to be liberated by the Allies on D-Day.
RANVILLE
LE PREMIER VILLAGE DE FRANCE
LIBEREA ETE PRIS AUX ALLEMANDS
A 2H30 LE 6 JUIN 1944
PAR
LE 13TH (LANCASHIRE) BATTALION
THE PARACHUTE RGT
THIS MEMORIAL IS RAISED BY ALL RANKS IN MEMORY
OF THEIR COMRADES WHO FELL IN THE CAMPAIGN
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A memorial in memory of General Richard Gale, commander of the 6th Airborne Division located in the grounds of Ranville Town Hall
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