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High Ground at Easy Red by James Dietz. BAT262 Colonel Edwin A Harper (deceased)

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Colonel Edwin A Harper (deceased)

1st Battalion Scots Guards was an independent armoured infantry company attached to 52 Brigade during Operation HERRICK 7

as well as in August bombardments of Southern France

8th August 1940

High Ground at Easy Red by James Dietz. BAT262 Colonel Edwin A Harper (deceased)JD57. High Ground at Easy Red by James Dietz. Commemorating the Sixtieth Anniversary of D Day, 6th June 1944. Omaha beach is four miles long and bordered on each end by two cliffs over 100 feet high. At low tide, wide, hard packed tidal flats lead upwards from the beach towards commanding bluffs. It was at these bluffs that the men of the US 1st Army would consolidate prior to moving inland into France. But first, the beaches had to be traversed. This

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