St Lambert Battle Normandy VC awarded. Then and Now.

[LUCKYSTRIKE]

Normally I write quite a detailed account to go with the pictures I post. But this time I have placed the description on each picture individually I have shown the pictures in chronological order as the battle unfolded and the Canadians advanced into the village. Maj David Currie was awarded the VC for command of this action lasting several days.
Finally at the end I have placed a dedication to a subject I still find sad in this day and age.
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The advance continues.
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[Dimas]

Very interesting! Nice work you did!

[Paul D]

Good work luckystrike, it's an area and a scene i know very well but youv'e put the then and nows together like a professional

regards

Paul

[Adrian Stevenson]

A beautifully presented and informative thread. Thank you!

Cheers, Ade.

[Naos]

Great job on these fotos well done.

[LUCKYSTRIKE]

Thank you for your kind comments it makes it all worth while.
This particular thread was quite time consuming to construct but the forum is an excellent historic resource and well worth a visit website. The membership's collective knowledge is unsurpassed and I will happily continue posting to support the site for all to share.
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[Pat Mooney]

Luckystrike...

Very cool and well done - I have a particular interest in the battle at St Lambert and have been there many times...thanks for putting it all together - the Currie photos are some of my favorites...

V/R

Pat

[Nick VR]

Hi Luckystrike


I cant' believe I missed this thread. You did a terrific job of putting this together, well done.

There's a Dutch magazine 'Toen & Nu' (Then and now), that also does this every three months, could be of help to you...


Greetz

Nick VR

[ironcross1]

Another stunning thread Luckystrike , well done , i agree totally with the sentiments you have written at the end of your thread , awesome , cheers Raymond