D-Day Omaha Museum Presents War Technologies

This presentation by the D-Day Omaha museum emphasizes as much the history of the Landing as the techniques used during the war. She cites authentic pieces related to the coding of German submarines and radio transmissions, alongside American, British, Canadian, German and French objects.

Motorcycles and aircraft engines illustrate larger equipment. The Resistance's sabotage equipment shows another aspect of these technologies. Nearby, in a field, the footbridges of the first artificial port of Omaha are, for the newspaper, the most impressive presentation of the remains of a set then almost completely disappeared. The collection is described above all as a way to preserve the history of the region.

The information published at the time announced an opening from 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. The rates indicated were 5.70 euros per adult, three euros for a child under eight years of age and 3.50 euros for groups; the information number was 02 31 21 71 80. These old conditions are not valid for current practical information.

Reconstructed or uncertain passages:
- August 21, 2010 is indicated by the name of the file; no printed date appears on the denomination.
- The group rate is reproduced as advertised, without further details on its conditions.

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