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"In this collection, thirteen New Zealand veterans recall their role as eyewitnesses to epic events.
Sailors and airmen, they remember the chaos and triumph of D-Day itself, and recollect the long months that followed as the Allies recaptured France, Belgium and Holland from the German forces. Included are the memories of a French woman, a feisty Resistance worker who helped a young New Zealand airman to
safety.
Jack Ingham -- Philip Stewart -- Terry Scott -- Don Sisley -- George Wirepa -- Eric Krull -- Trevor Mullinder -- Gordon Forrester -- Russell Clarke -- Edward Hitchcock -- Jim Pollok -- John Morris -- Lucienne Vouzelaud -- Les Munro.


This book provides eyewitness accounts from thirteen of the 10,000 New Zealand servicemen who were on active duty with the RAF and the Royal Navy at the time of the D-Day
landings in June 1944.
This book is one of the first projects completed under a Shared Memory
Arrangement between the New Zealand and French governments.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 236) and index.