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Omaha Beach, June 2004

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29th Infantry Division D-Day veteran Bill Nowell chats with re-enactors from the U.K. in period U.S. Army uniforms on Omaha Beach, Normandy.

Later, Bill and his wife Alice (A former Navy WAVE) are presented with tokens of appreciation from the Mayor of Colleville-sur-Mer. June 9th, 2004.

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  • Very cool that you got to be there for the medal ceremony. How do you know Bill?

    We had a 29th 115 guy on our tour for the 60th - his first time back, and they received medals from the Bayeux mayor.

  • Thanks for the comment.

    Bill and his wife were on the same tour with my wife and I. It was his first time back since the war too.

    We had a nice small group, just the four of us, the woman running the tour and her husband. Our driver set up the presentation with the mayor.

    We spent four days in Paris, drove to Normandy for the 60th Anniversary Ceremony on June 6th, then went to Bayeux and spent the next 4 days touring the D-Day sites.

    A great trip, would love to go back.

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  • thank you for this little video, it recalls me a few stories of my ancients.

  • I had a great great uncle who was in the Commandos who landed on Sword.

  • thanks to ur dad to for our freedom...frank

  • 116th regiment (29th division) was in the first wave on omaha, actually...

    my dad was also in the St. Lo and Brest campaigns...he died november '05...

    my sincere thanks to your dad for my freedom...he is a true hero...

  • my dad was in the 116th division, 29th infrantry,,2nd wave. on omaha beach,,then wen to the battle of st.lo then to the sea port of breasts in belgium..battle up there..he has the bronze star, purple heart,,unit citation..and more..he is still living will be 84 in june...

  • my dad was in the 115th regiment on d-day...thanks for the video...

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