Utah Beach. Back in time with the 2nd NBB.

63 years ago, on June 6 1944 was the D-Day, the landing of the Allied troops in Normandy! With several friends from France, Belgium, Italy and USA, we wanted to pay tribute to the "too often forgotten" men of the U.S. Navy. In the morning of the 5th of June 2007, we improvised this little movie showing what could have been a Beachmaster CP from the 2nd Naval Beach Battalion at the exit 3 on Utah Beach. This movie was made in all simplicity and without any pretension. We hope you will enjoy it. Thank you for watching it.
The U.S. Navy Re-enactment Group.

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[USNRG]

WW2 history is so large that it is impossible to exactly know all about it. Just let an opportunity to share knowlegdes... if you agree.

[USNRG]

With several friends from France, Belgium, Italy and USA, we wanted to pay tribute to the "too often forgotten" men of the U.S. Navy who participated in the landing in Normandy. In the morning of the 5th of June 2007, we improvised this little movie showing what could have been a Beachmaster CP from the 2nd Naval Beach Battalion at the exit 3 on Utah Beach. This movie was made in all simplicity and without any pretension. We hope you will enjoy it. Thank you for watching it.

[xXBlu3Haz3Xx]

those are our navy seals guys, believe it or not.

[maxbooker]

not enough people. kinda odd to me and its too clean. not many traffics on the beach.

[hotdog0018]

I, you're right it's reenactment and we've tried to do it right. It's OUR way to say we will never forget. You have to know that we've been officialy invited by naval order for ceremonies at utah beach and at colleville cemetery with veterans. Bye

[hotdog0018]

I, after 20 study you've never heard of NBB??????????? but there's many photos of this. Are you sure that you've studied WW2 and not other period? If yes go back to your books

see you

[yzon33]

nice

[stizzystickler]

nooooo..... silly, there just trying to do some re-inactment but i don't see any effectiveness of doing this. maybe going to the gravesites and praying for those who actually perished would be much more appreciated.

[bluudevil]

So, are you saying that Navy personnel landed on the beach and directed Navy traffic from the beach? I've studied WWII for 20 years and I've never heard of this.

[Turkyilmaz2007]

Thanks!

Great movie about the "under camera" soldiers.