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Sea History No 69 Spring 1994 D-Day
Sea History D-Day No 69 Spring 1994
CONTENTS
FEATURES
8 D-Day: Defining Moment in a Century of ConflictHow the Allies forged the unity that led them to Normandy on 6 June, 1944 by Peter Stanford
10 Operation OverlordA look at the planning and execution of the largest amphibious assault in the history of warfare by Jerry Roberts
17 Building the Normandy BeachheadThe saga of American blockships at Normandy and the gale that wrecked the American Mulberry by James E. Valle
20 Convoy '9450 years later, veterans put steam in the boilers of three old ships to return to Normandy by Kevin Haydon
22 "It Looked Like Every Ship in the World Was Coming"A merchant mariner recalls his passages to Normandy by Richard W. Scheuing
24 Amending the ConstitutionA naval architect's view of the ongoing overhaul of "Old Ironsides" by Thomas Gillmer
28 Robert Sticker: The Sailor's Eye
DEPARTMENTS
4 Deck Log & Letters
32 Marine Art News
34 Shipnotes, Seaport & Museum News
43 Book Locker
44 Reviews
48 Patrons
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