The Mahlmann Line. The US breakout from the Cherbourg peninsula during the battle of normandy.

The Mahlmann line was the idea of General Mahlmann. He used the natural features between Brettevile sur Ay to the floods of Gorges passing across several hills. The line was finally smashed by the 90th division taking Mont Castre after over a eek of bloody combat. To help the channel you can comment, like, tap subscribe plus the bell, or even by Patreon. Bibliography Battle of normandy Offical history, Martin Blumenson 90th division journal The Americans at Normandy, John McManus Photo credits US national archives Bundesarchiv In these videos we will visit D-day sites as if I was guiding you. Facebook   / colinmcgarrytourguide   Twitter https://twitter.com/DdayWalking?lang=en Linkdin   / colin-mcgarry-b0608b110   Web Site https://www.normandy-tour-guide.com My Patreon   / walkingdday   My play list    • Walking D-day   Visited sites - as of date of upload Why D-Day Pegasus bridge Omaha beach Sword beach Pointe du Hoc American airborne Utah beach Juno beach Gold beach British airborne Saint Marie du Mont Waverly Wray 82nd airborne 101st airborne Mahlman line Port en Bessin La Fiere Projected visits - Band of Brothers Merville gun battery General Falley Longues gun battery Arromanches and the Mulberries Donald Burgett Michael Wittman - Villers Bocage - Gaumesnil Totalise Worthington Force Falaise pocket Taking St Lo Operation Cobra Graignes massacre Joe Beryle Ed Shames Angoville au plain Battle of Bloody gulch Taking Cherbourg Maisy gun battery. Abbey d'Ardenne and the Canadian 7th June advance Hillman Douvre radar station

The capture Cherbourg in the battle of Normandy. From Utah beach to Cherbourg
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The capture Cherbourg in the battle of Normandy. From Utah beach to Cherbourg

Operation Bluecoat: the British breakout in Normandy. Sidney Bates was awarded the Victoria cross
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Operation Bluecoat: the British breakout in Normandy. Sidney Bates was awarded the Victoria cross

Into the Bloody Hills of Normandy with the 79th & 90th Divisions | History Traveler Episode 298
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Into the Bloody Hills of Normandy with the 79th & 90th Divisions | History Traveler Episode 298

D-Day: Gripping Accounts From the Front Lines
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D-Day: Gripping Accounts From the Front Lines

Why the German High Command couldn't explain the bomb that stopped the Tirpitz
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Why the German High Command couldn't explain the bomb that stopped the Tirpitz

The First Airborne Assault on D-Day! (No AI - WW2 Documentary)
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The First Airborne Assault on D-Day! (No AI - WW2 Documentary)

Mont Pinçon:  The highest point in Normandy, taken by the Wessex division with the 13th/18th Hussars
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Mont Pinçon: The highest point in Normandy, taken by the Wessex division with the 13th/18th Hussars

Shermans v 88's: Normandy's Largest Tank Assault (WW2 Documentary)
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Shermans v 88's: Normandy's Largest Tank Assault (WW2 Documentary)

The Battle for St Lo. A week to cover 3 miles in the Normandy hedgerows.
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The Battle for St Lo. A week to cover 3 miles in the Normandy hedgerows.

Every Rank in the Roman Legion Explained
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Every Rank in the Roman Legion Explained

Operation Charnwood; taking of Caen 6 weeks after D-day by the British and Canadian troops.
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Operation Charnwood; taking of Caen 6 weeks after D-day by the British and Canadian troops.

American Airborne 1/2
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American Airborne 1/2

Michael Wittmann: Legend and reality. Villers Bocage, Joe Ekin, Sherbrooke Fusiliers.
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Michael Wittmann: Legend and reality. Villers Bocage, Joe Ekin, Sherbrooke Fusiliers.

The Battle of Leuthen (1757): Frederick the Great’s Masterpiece
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The Battle of Leuthen (1757): Frederick the Great’s Masterpiece

German Pilots Tested A Captured Hawker Hurricane... Their Verdict Stunned The Luftwaffe
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German Pilots Tested A Captured Hawker Hurricane... Their Verdict Stunned The Luftwaffe

D-Day: The Battle for Strongpoint Hillman | June 1944
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D-Day: The Battle for Strongpoint Hillman | June 1944

D-Day - The Battle of Cherbourg
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D-Day - The Battle of Cherbourg

Closing the Falaise Pocket in the Battle of Normandy
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Closing the Falaise Pocket in the Battle of Normandy

THE BATTLE OF CARENTAN | The German View | Normandy WW2
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THE BATTLE OF CARENTAN | The German View | Normandy WW2

The Filthy Thirteen demolition section on D-day in Normandy. Filthy, they were, but not always 13.
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The Filthy Thirteen demolition section on D-day in Normandy. Filthy, they were, but not always 13.