Landing zone in Normandy is strewn with gliders,some intact,others not.Smaller white dots may well be abandoned parachutes,indicating that these fields were the landingzones for both waves of airborne assaults.
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LZ  Normandy

Earl Hickman bagged a fox,probably while the unit was in the Rest Camp at Chevron,Belgium.He seems well equipped with what may be a Thompson sub-machinegun,a trenchknife and a cigarette... oh,and a fox!
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Fox stew anyone?

American-born members of Support Company, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada, South Beveland, Netherlands, 30 September 1944. (L-R): Private R.F. Gallahan, Sergeants F.J. Garvis and A. McGrail.