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Summary
Gooseberries during the Allied Invasion of Normandy, Ouistreham, June 1944
A Gooseberry, a line of block ships laid off the beaches to form a reef before the rest of the Mulberry was assembled. The Gooseberry includes the old HMS DURBAN and the Netherlands ship SUMATRA.
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Tags
admiralty official collection
uk government artistic works
great britain
ultra high resolution
high resolution
warships
british navy
Date
1939 - 1945
Source
Imperial War Museums
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain