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Would like it to eventually make its way to Normandy. From there - the world!
The U.S. Army's 101st Airborne Division was issued clickers (a.k.a., crickets), just prior to D-Day (June 6, 1945). The purpose was to allow the paratroopers to find their comrades without revealing themselves. One click was used to ask for identification; two, the correct answer. This is a reproduction we bought when visiting the Normandy beaches (with Captain Bligh) in April 2008.
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Visited Ossiachersee Süd (GC2GJRK)
Visited Taino Beach (GC22GZG)
On its way to Europe
Discovered
On we go.
Husband mbooda visited Normandy with his parents some thirty years ago; I've never been. Of course we've seen [i]The Longest Day[/i] where John Wayne demonstrates one of these things!
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