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World War Two - Second World War - Geordie veterans of the D-Day landings were among
World War Two - Second World War - Geordie veterans of the D-Day landings were among the old soldiers reliving memories in Normandy. These former servicemen on an Evening Chronicle trip are; (left to right) Joe Carr of West Moor, Joe Bowden of Alnwick, Bob Wilson of Walker, Abe Armstrong of Cramlington, Ray Forster of Seaton Delaval, Frank Duffin of Slatyford, John Cruickshank of Whitley Bay and Jim Fell of Throckley, pictured in Arromanche, France.
5th June, 1984
NCJ Archive
Mirrorpix
France
Media ID 21653059
© Mirrorpix
D Day Senior Men Only Small Group Of People Veterans
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Geordie Veterans of D-Day Landings Reunite in Normandy - A Timeless Bond
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. In this poignant photo print, we are transported back to June 5th, 1984, as a group of Geordie veterans gather in Arromanche, France. These brave men were among the soldiers who stormed the beaches on that fateful day during World War Two - an event forever etched in history as the D-Day landings. The image captures their camaraderie and shared memories as they relive their wartime experiences together. From left to right, we see Joe Carr of West Moor, Joe Bowden of Alnwick, Bob Wilson of Walker, Abe Armstrong of Cramlington, Ray Forster of Seaton Delaval, Frank Duffin of Slatyford, John Cruickshank of Whitley Bay and Jim Fell of Throckley. Their faces bear the weight and wisdom that can only come from surviving such a monumental conflict. Each man represents a chapter in our collective past - a testament to resilience and sacrifice. They stand proudly before us; heroes who have witnessed both unimaginable horrors and moments of unparalleled bravery. This photograph serves as a powerful reminder not only of their individual stories but also the enduring bond forged through shared adversity. It is a tribute to all those who served during World War Two - ordinary people called upon to do extraordinary things. As we gaze upon these aging warriors captured frozen in time by NCJ Archive's
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