| The Assault | Timeline | Maps | Men of D-Day | Photos |
 Normandy 1944 - Then and Now (136 Photos) |  Veterans Gallery (309 Photos) |
 Airborne Troops in Normandy The Troop Carrier Command (92 Photos) |  505th Parachute Inf. Regt. (52 Photos) |
 Omaha Beach - American landings (67 Photos) |  Utah Beach - American landings (70 Photos) |  Juno Beach - Canadians in Normandy (75 Photos) |  Sword Beach - Ouistreham Riva-Bella (18 Photos) |
 The Towns destroyed (35 Photos) |  Bréville Les Monts after the battle (24 Photos) |  Normandy 1944 - Various photographs (83 Photos) |  Advanced landing grounds (54 Photos) |
 Ghosts (21 Photos) | |||
Veteran of world war II and from all the main airborne operations in ETO (Neptune - Dragoon - Market - Repulse - Varsity), C-47 #43-15073 was left behind on Rajlovac airfield, near Sarajevo, in Bosnia since 1994 when she was grounded by machine gun fire. On the beginning of 2007, the members of the Merville Battery Association learn her existence and begin to research on her history. Merville Dakota Association is created for the priority purpose: 'Saving C-47 #43-15073'. From the launching of the operation on 15 November 2007 to the ceremony marking her return in Normandy on 7 June 2008. | |||