Normandy Archives - Baltimore Post-Examiner

Sand Historian’s Tribute Plaques Pair Battle Maps with Remembrance Bottles

Ernie Pyle was not the first war correspondent to observe the apparent obsession American servicemen had with collecting war souvenirs.

GETTYSBURG, PA. — This month, the World War II American Experience in Gettysburg, PA is thrilled to feature “The Longest

Co-pilot Andy Maag gently adjusts the controls of the C-47 That’s All Brother. (Mike Jordan/BPE) CULPEPER, VA. — In the

D-Day veteran ‘Whiskey 7’ will lead flyovers of the Western New York Region for “Operation Thanks From Above” (Mike Jordan/BPE)

“There are no atheists in foxholes” Ernie Pyle BALTIMORE — Can a seasonal flu, and the lingering irritation it causes,

D-Day Veteran “Whiskey 7” stands glimmering in the twilight at the National Warplane Museum. (Anthony C. Hayes) They’re not as

BALTIMORE – Well into his 70s, Augustino (Bud) Paolino still had the rosy cherub cheeks that defined his baby face.

US infantry reenactors prepare for an assault on German forces at D-Day Conneaut. Photo taken with a vintage Argus A3

What if Nazi Germany triumphed? As a Jew I often wonder: 71 years after D-Day, it’s worth noting this article