65th anniversary D-Day, "Ham and Jam" at Pegasus Bridge

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British veterans of the 6th Airborne division crossed Pegasus Bridge 65 years after D-Day.

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in Society, on the 9th of June 2009

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British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85351

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85352

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85353

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85354

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85355

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85362

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85363

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85364

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85365

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85366

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85376

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85377

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85378

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85379

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85380

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85381

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85382

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85383

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85384

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

ID: 85385

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British veterans of the 6th Airborne division celebrated their assault on Pegasus Bridge during the night of 5/6 of June 1944. They crossed the bridge 65 years after that night toward the Café Gondrée, the first liberated house of France.

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