Mulberry Harbours: How The Allies Floated Concrete To Win D-Day
Why were they called Mulberry Harbours and how did concrete make them float…Simon Thornton7th June 2019 at 4:12pm
As much as the success of D-Day was down to the bravery of soldiers, it was made possible by inventions and new machines.
Planning started in 1943 for an attack on five different beaches along an 80km stretch of the Normandy coastline. Utah, Omaha, Gold, Sword and Juno.
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