WWII D-Day 101st Airborne Battle of Carentan Normandy Military Gift Display COA

  

Comes with a hand-signed C. And a full historical research write-up Display Size: 8 inches tall x 6 inches wide. From: World War II - Battle of Carentan - Normandy, France (D-Day +4) Dated: June 10-14th, 1944 Limited Edition of 50. This display series is a limited edition of just 50 pieces, making each "Piece of History" WWII 101st Airborne D-Day +4 Battle of Carentan display uniquely special. Please note that the WWII 101st Airborne D-Day +4 Battle of Carentan artifact you receive may vary slightly from the one shown, as each is truly one-of-a-kind!

In response to the incredible demand for our authentic "Piece of History" collections, we are thrilled to introduce this exclusive WWII 101st Airborne D-Day +4 Battle of Carentan display collection. This extraordinary piece of WWII history, encased in a professional glass display case with plush padding, offers a tightly sealed, pristine presentation. This display case is our LARGE size, measuring a perfect 8 inches tall x 6 inches wide. This exceptionally rare and historically significant piece of WWII history is an original 101st Airborne D-Day +4 Battle of Carentan. That played a pivotal role in the D-Day invasion of Normandy France and one of the most infamous battles of the 101st Airborne who's D-Day mission was to seize Carentan from enemy forces in support of the U.

Forces landing on Utah Beach and Omaha Beach. The 101st Airborne Division, famously known as the "Screaming Eagles, " made history with their heroic actions on D-Day. Their courage and determination were instrumental in the success of the operation. The 101st Airborne Division's objectives on D-Day, June 6, 1944, included. Securing causeways: The 101st Airborne Division's main objective was to secure the four causeway exits leading from Utah Beach.

This was to ensure the 4th Infantry Division had an exit route from the beach and to prevent the enemy from reinforcing the beach defenses. Disrupting enemy communications: The 101st Airborne Division disrupted enemy communications. Establishing roadblocks: The 101st Airborne Division established roadblocks to slow down enemy reinforcements. Establishing a defensive line: The 101st Airborne Division established a defensive line between the beachhead and Valognes. Clearing drop zones: The 101st Airborne Division cleared the area around their drop zones.

Linking up with the 82nd Airborne Division: The 101st Airborne Division linked up with the 82nd Airborne Division. Establishing bridgeheads: The 101st Airborne Division established bridgeheads across the Dove River to prepare for a drive to Carentan. This display would make an extraordinary addition to any WWII, D-Day, or Airborne collection.