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Tag Archives: 82 Airborne Division
La Fiere Bridge
Our paratroopers had many challenges when they jumped early in the morning of June 6th beside the darkness, fog, and inclement weather. The Germans had invaded France several years before so were familiar with the the ancient hedgerows which were … Continue reading
Posted in American history, Britain, France, history, St-Mere-Eglise, Travel, Uncategorized, USA, WWII
Tagged 82 Airborne Division, Battle for La Fiere Bridge, D-Day, Le Merderet River, St-Mere-Eglise
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Tales of My Brother. . . . George Bowler Tullidge III
George Bowler Tullidge III’s story is presented on this website. http://www.AParatroopersFaith.org info@AParatroopersFaith.org
Posted in service, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 507 th Parachute Infantry, 82 Airborne Division, A Paratrooper's Faith, Airborne Museum, American Cemetery Cambridge England, Anne Archer Hogshead Tullidge, D-Day, Decoration for Distinguished Civilian Service, Fort Bragg North Carolina, French Invasion, George Bowler Tullidge III, Iron Mike, paratrooper, St Mere Eglise France, Tullidge Way, WWII
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