Military convoy enters British Normandy Memorial | Other vehicles near Gold Beach 🇬🇧 🇫🇷 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 🇳🇴 🇳🇱

Multiple World War 2 vehicles travel in convoys and by themselves in the area of Gold Beach, including a parade that enters the British Normandy Memorial. Gold Beach was at the center of British forces landing in Normandy, 80 years ago on June 6th, 1944. Nearby Juno Beach was landed by the Canadians.
List of vehicle types and timestamps to be added soon.
This anniversary of D-Day marks 80 years since allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy to liberate France and the rest of Europe from the Nazis in World War II. The event commemorates the allied invasion and thanks the veterans who took part, while also remembering the thousands who perished on June 6th, 1944.
For more videos from D-Day Anniversary events, check out: • Anniversary of Normand...
Recorded: June 5th, 2024
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[@mikerobinson3899]

Can we all salute the d day heroes on the 80th anniversary

[@carlarmitage2398]

Im in the jeep called Florence May about 19 minutes in and my husband is in front on the M20

[@military-vehicles]

Awesome!! 👍👍

[@enricogallo4615]

Grazie a tutti quei ragazzi che hanno dato la loro vita per la libertà di tutti 😔😪siete degli eroi Grazie di cuore

[@albertnalut426]

Nous ne sommes plus libres en Europe, maintenant.

[@JoshHemingwayMetcalfe96]

Nice video. I do love the D Day vehicles.

[@KrewFan-i3p]

My favorite vehicle from WWII is the Willy's Jeep. Anyone else?

[@scibus2593]

Cromwell, or maybe AEC Matador

[@carlarmitage2398]

Im a driver of one of the willys jeep. A rare woman owner

[@henriachalme443]

Bellevideohenri😊😊😊

[@JaccoG77]

Thank goodness they didn’t suffer with hayfever and sneezed their way ….not alerting the enemy

[@mrpwebbie]

start the purple start the purple

[@daviscampbell9020]

none of these jeeps have the anti wire attachement. some one is going to lose their heads.

[@some-randomhuman]

found one XD 8:25

[@daviscampbell9020]

@some-randomhuman good eyes man.

[@some-randomhuman]

@@daviscampbell9020 hey thanks. there was one more after that to :)

[@carlarmitage2398]

I had one on my jeep in the video

[@rb67mustang]

So many Jeeps and almost no armored cars, and no tanks. Maybe they went to Gold Beach?

[@TheSussexpillbox]

British trucks in the convoy are the rarest there

[@ガンジー-w4v]

それにしても、WILLISもWEAPONCareer良く生き残って要るよね

[@Gulrahman-rl4ne]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@autoguy57]

🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸

[@PetruCrivinar]

Dupā Napoleon Frantá s-a terminat..

[@rolfagten857]

German army arabs from WW2.

[@abrahamdozer6273]

A Bren gun carrier or two would have been interesting but most of them must be pretty delicate after 80-85 years and roaring down the road like that might be too much. I'm a senior citizen veteran and I can't roar like I used to, either.

[@CobraEmergency]

I was hoping to see one of those! But you're quite right, not all of them can move like this. To be fair it's amazing just how many vehicles of that age were roaring about! Did see a fair bit of tracked and half track.

[@transportsencommun977]

Nous saluons les héros tu a été en Normandie belle vidéo

[@albertnalut426]

Heureusement que les véhicules "british" remontent le niveau!

[@rolfagten857]

Nee, dat doen enkel de Duitse voertuigen.

[@albertnalut426]

@@rolfagten857 Vive André Rieu!

[@rolfagten857]

@@albertnalut426 Die zooon van Andre Rieu verzameld ook voertuigen uit de oorlog.

[@johncrook7705]

Great to see so many USA vehicles but what happened to the British ones?!!

[@rb67mustang]

So many Jeeps and not many British vehicles. Maybe Jeeps are cheaper and were more plentiful during the war?

[@johncrook7705]

@@rb67mustang Agree but we mass produced vehicles for all our landings and beyond..and then scrapped them!

[@abrahamdozer6273]

900,000 vehicles that went to the UK during the war were produced in Canada ... mostly to US designs... not all .but you'd think that they have 'Proudly Made In USA" stickers, too. Whenever the Brits mention "Lorries from America" they are often referring to Canadian made (and donated) units. If the steering was on the right side of the cab, it was made in Canada to the British spec. The Americans only made left side driving vehicles and did not re-tool for the British roads.

[@carlarmitage2398]

I was in the british jeep Florence May abouf 19 minutes in

[@theplaneimage]

@@carlarmitage2398 09:41

[@albertnalut426]

On aimerai bien en France voir des défilés de véhicules de collection de l'Armée Française, notre armée. Mais cela ferait fâââchiiste..

[@moxanation73]

Le RN a été créé par d’anciens nazis, vous avez aucun respect

[@nicolastrindade8790]

Pour célébrer quoi ? A l'époque ce sont les allemands qui utilisait des blindés français (Hotchkiss).
A part ça on a le défilé du 14 juillet donc rien à voir avec le fascisme.

[@albertnalut426]

@@nicolastrindade8790 Pour célébrer l'Armée Française de toutes les époques, y compris récentes!!! N'avez vous pas saisi que ces défilés à toutes occasions, de véhicules militaires US sont une manière subtile de nous indiquer que nous ne sommes plus souverain?????????????????????????. Si vous aimez le kaki, il ne peut être qu'US!. D'autant plus que même dans le secteur britannique de la Normandie, il n'y a quasiment pas de véhicules british présents! Tout est américain. Alors que les anglais ont commencé la guerre en même temps que nous, tout de même. "Tout pays a une armée; si ce n'est pas la sienne, c'est celle du voisin" Proverbe finlandais.

[@russouk]

still plenty of willy jeeps around amazing....pity no Brit armour etc...mostly yanks stuff ..great though to see numbers high in respect / triute

[@stevefaulkner6689]

Thank Each of The Soldiers Served to keep America 🇺🇸 Free ,GOD Bless