Mulberry Operations. 25 To 28 June 1944, at Arromanches and Port En Bessin, As Mulberry 'b' Begins To Operate As a Harbour. Also Port En Bessin Being USED As a P O L Port. A24678

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Mulberry Operations. 25 To 28 June 1944, at Arromanches and Port En Bessin, As Mulberry 'b' Begins To Operate As a Harbour. Also Port En Bessin Being USED As a P O L Port. A24678

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Mulberry Operations. 25 To 28 June 1944, at Arromanches and Port En Bessin, As Mulberry "b" Begins To Operate As a Harbour. Also Port En Bessin Being USED As a P O L Port.
A "duck" being unloaded by crane at the trans-shipment depot.

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june 1944 in the battle of normandy

mulberry harbour at arromanches

photographs by leonard pelman

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