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The recent heavy rains have taken the creases out of the kilts
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The recent heavy rains have taken the creases out of the kilts
The recent heavy rains have taken the creases out of the kilts and Piper Milne of Cainery Road, Aberdeen, and Piper Fraser of Kintore, both of a Scottish military pipe band, press a kilt between them on the field in Normandy, Northern France during the Second World War.
24th July 1944
Official
Reach PLC
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Normandy
France
Media ID 21904775
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Allied Invasion Of France Allies Armed Forces
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the Second World War, amidst the chaos of the Allied invasion of France. Piper Milne from Cainery Road in Aberdeen and Piper Fraser from Kintore stand side by side on a field in Normandy, Northern France. The recent heavy rains have miraculously taken the creases out of their kilts, as if nature itself has lent a helping hand to these brave Scottish military pipers. As they press a kilt between them with determined expressions on their faces, one can almost hear the haunting melodies that would soon fill the air. These courageous soldiers not only fought for freedom but also provided solace through music during times of uncertainty and despair. The image captures both strength and vulnerability; it is a testament to resilience in the face of adversity. Their uniforms speak volumes about sacrifice and duty while reminding us that even amidst war, there is room for artistry and entertainment. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of an era marked by heroism and camaraderie. It immortalizes two individuals who played their part in shaping history while highlighting the power of music to bring comfort amidst turmoil. Officially documented on July 24th, 1944 – this snapshot encapsulates not just an event but an entire generation's spirit: united against darkness with unwavering determination.
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