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The D-Day Ship Nobody Wants
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The D-Day Ship Nobody Wants
In June 1944, hundreds of Allied vessels crossing the English Channel toward the five Normandy beaches needed safe passage through extensive German minefields. Naval minesweepers cleared the channels. Two civilian light vessels marked them. One of those ships is still afloat today, tied to a riverbank in Wales, unsold and rusting. What Light Vessels Did at Normandy Operation Neptune, the naval component of the Normandy invasion, required cleared…
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