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Discussion in 'WWII General' started by De Vlaamse Leeuw, Nov 5, 2002.

  1. De Vlaamse Leeuw

    De Vlaamse Leeuw Member

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    Can anyone give me information about the ships used on D-Day?

    About LTC, LCV, ... But also about the large ships who carried the heavy stuff? I put a picture on the net:
    [/img]http://groups.msn.com/detweedewereldoorloginfotos/ddayinpictures.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=410
     
  2. De Vlaamse Leeuw

    De Vlaamse Leeuw Member

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    The picture is:
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  3. De Vlaamse Leeuw

    De Vlaamse Leeuw Member

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    Let's try again:
    [/img]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0UwDYArYahXUD78LSnr3aVC8QiDz1z6xZjYmn0tP3QNr1Bi1*rCl*aomhfDkuH3ZtwW6arX2*nvvzRIUlolbEJV6rUXcHTXz4D1wH8aBe6Ph76O9ToyD*fafU1zdnGMDq/D-DAY.jpg?dc=4 675360175217854933
     
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    De Vlaamse Leeuw Member

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    Can anyone say how I have to do this.
     
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    <img src="http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0UwDYArYahXUD78LSnr3aVC8QiDz1z6xZjYmn0tP3QNr1Bi1*rCl*aomhfDkuH3ZtwW6arX2*nvvzRIUlolbEJV6rUXcHTXz4D1wH8aBe6Ph76O9ToyD*fafU1zdnGMDq/D-DAY.jpg?dc=4 675360175217854933">
     
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    The <img src="insert link here"> is the tag for web sites - not sure why it's not working here. I tried it on my site and it worked fine.

    Nice pic by the way! I know some of the boats on D-Day were called "Ducks". They were made specifically for water and land in that they floated like a boat and had wheels that rolled them up onto shore. These "Ducks" are currently a HUGE attraction where I live and tourists come all the time to ride original WWII Ducks in the river and take land tours. However, I don't see any of them in your pics.
     
  7. grampas girl

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    Oh - I see why mine didn't work - they're using a different code - yours should have work when you did the

    i'm going to shut up now.
     
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    "D-Day Ships - Allied Invasion Fleet, June 6, 1944" Buffetaut, Yves. Annapolis : Naval Institute Press, 1994.
     
  10. Friedrich

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    Albert, you have to insert the photo link between [​IMG] without forgetting the http://.

    And about the ships on D-day. Try June's number of the "National Geographic" nmagazine. There you will find the types of ships and boats used on D-day.

    [ 10. November 2002, 01:42 PM: Message edited by: General der Infanterie Friedrich H ]
     
  11. Friedrich

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  12. urqh

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    "Nice pic by the way! I know some of the boats on D-Day were called Ducks"

    If your ever doing the tourist bit around London, you can pick up a tour, starts on land drives round bit of London then down slipway and then off to the sights arond the Thames....A duck still in use....
     

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