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Category Archives: Devonshire
Stokenham – St. Michael and All Angels Church & War Memorial
If you have already read the ‘Slapton Sands’ post, you will know about Exercise Tiger, as it is called here. If not, I suggest you check it out.
Slapton Sands – Operation Tiger Memorial & U.S. Army Memorial
If you are not aware of the events of 28th April 1944, the tablet above explains the bare bones. 749 Americans died that day, and 300 were wounded or injured, would you believe ten times the losses they suffered on Utah … Continue reading