Holding the Line (Print) d-day cap

Holding the Line (Print) d-day capCharging into a blizzard of murderous machine gun and mortar fire, elements of the US 29th Division's 16th and 116th Infantry Regiments lead the assault on 'Fox Green' sector of Omaha Beach, 6 June 1944. The scene at the water's edge is one of chaos and carnage as the heavily laden troops begin the 200 yard dash across the bullet swept sands of what would later be known as 'Bloody' Omaha.

The defense of this bridge at Sainte-Mère-Église was essential to halt German reinforcements and guarantee the advance of Utah Beach ground troops inland

Charlie Brown and the remains of his crew told all at their briefing

Size: 150x100 cm

The next morning these brave young men found themselves at the forefront of the bitter fighting to secure the right flank of the Normandy beach-head

the ‘Screaming Eagles’ would be pivotal to the success of Operation Overlord

half a million vehicles and vast quantities of supplies to be landed before it was finally decommissioned at the end of the year

THE MOST DECORATED OFFICER IN THE HISTORY OF THE US 82nd AIRBORNE DIVISION

The foreshore that only days before had witnessed chaos and bloody carnage

each print is personally signed by artist Keith Burns

High quality enbroidery

1060 brushed ESC

Giclée Studio Proof: 36” wide x 16” high