
SCRATCH OFF ONE MORE GERMAN - The beachhead secure, a Coast Guardsman inspects the German guns which poured murderous shellfire into the armada that punctured Hitler's Atlantic Wall in Normandy. So swift was the invaders' advance that many German guns were captured undamaged as their crews fell back from the fighting.
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