Juno Beach by flavia49
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The badge was found on the sand in Juno Beach by a friend of mine (nowadays a Carabinieri's colonel) who gave it to me as a gift.
I think it's a Canadian Royal Artillery badge.
Well, I'm posting this picture just to remember the D-Day and the liberation of Europe.
Comments (53)
A wonderful dedication!
Very cool done!
stunning work and dedi. lest we forget, no one should
Nice tribute.
Wonderful image. great work!!
lovely tribute
A great way to remember the day - and what a cool and poignant thing to have found! Well done :)
A very nice tribute!
wonderful reminiscence, magnificent work
Powerful work...congratulations
Powerful tribute to all those heros that landed on the French coast that day. Dana
Great shot and a wonderful manipulation and tribute all rolled into one! Got a couple of special photos at the US Air Force Museum that you will like...had you in mind when I took them:-)
Outstanding and very creative composition. Very well done!
This is awesome. My late uncle was a paratrooper on D Day. He got his leg riddled with bullets and it had to amputated. He never let it bother him and I think the only thing he missed was dancing
Agree,Excellent image and tribute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful composition!
Nice tribute. Bravo!!
Your wonderfl render is a fine salute to our brave Canadian allies and all the men of D-Day!
Wonderful remembrance!
Wow! Great find, great gift and super image! Beautiful tribute as well!
Very well done! Kinda like two time periods
Unottimo lavoro e un ottimo motivo !
(the several ebots are because my server's sputtering, and I lost the connection 4 times! Sorry!) A stunning find, I'm amazed that such things still exist after so many years. If I found an artifact from one of the D-Day invasions, I'd be stunned, because of the immense connection it has to history. A very fitting upload for the day. From the several people I've known in militaries around the world, I know that the motto means something like, "Everyplace, where might and glory lead..." It has a cannon on it with a big wheel (very nicely designed badge). And you blended some images of battle into the image. Nice image, Flavia. My uncle fought in WWII, was in Anzio and France (in the underground) and even liberated some of the concentration camps. The stories are astonishing...Fine commemoration, and it's amazing that a friend of yours found this: I guess there still are things like this on the beaches of WWII. I'd have thought they'd have either been taken, or fallen into the sea by now...