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D-Day 6.6.44

The BBC's documentary of the astounding events surrounding the Allied Invasion on the 6th June 1944, the world's largest ever staged. Giving the viewpoint from both sides, told through the experiences of those people that were there. It tells of the two years the invasion was in planning, the cunning and deception required to pull it off successfully.



D Day 6644 Part 1 by amilker
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