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Walking around it. those not on the walls, the ones who made it home, were fortunate, says eric strange. he was a young sub—lieutenant in charge of beach—landing craft. it was very rough, actually, on the 5th ofjune and 6th, very rough. i got picked up and dropped off sword beach. the rest of the lads had to go over on their own steam, which was a bit naughty that night, 40—foot open barges, as it wasn't a quiet evening at all, very rough sea. it was a hell of a thing to happen, so it is something that you keep in your mind, ina way. but it was all a long time ago. such was the scale of ...

You will see naturally the 6th of june, huge numbers of casualties on that day. as you go around the memorial, you will see other elements. some days are quieter than others, some days had more casualties than others. but you can get a feel for that as you are physically walking around it. those who are not _ physically walking around it. those who are not on _ physically walking around it. those who are not on the _ physically walking around it. those who are not on the walls, - physically walking around it. those who are not on the walls, the - physically walking around it. those who are not...

Every single name on the memorial. the memorial itself is ordered by date, so that what you can do as you�*re going around the memorial itself you can follow the tide of battle, so you will see, naturally, the 6th ofjune, huge numbers of casualties on that day. but then, as you go around the memorial, you will see other elements of some days were quieter than others, some days there were more casualties, but as you�*re walking around, you can get sort of a visceral feel for that, as you�*re physically walking around it. those not on the walls, the ones who made it home, were fortunate, s...

Here at the national archives are the original wartime documents — a valuable resource that formed just part of the research by jane furlong who spent more than nine months determining and double checking every single name on the memorial. the memorial itself is ordered by date, so that what you can do as you're going around the memorial itself, you can follow the tide of battle, so you will see, naturally, the 6th ofjune, huge numbers of casualties on that day. but then, as you go around the memorial, you will see other elements, some days were quieter than others, some days there were more...