A party around the beach blockhouse One Sunday, summer visitors took a seat at the Vierville blockhouse to attend a party. On the land side, the Gay-Sçavoir gave a folk show; on the sea side, the Vaumicel equestrian club offered equestrian demonstrations appreciated by the public. The cut recalled the murderous role of the cannon of this blockhouse on the morning of D-Day. She described the work as classified and announced that the American army should erect a memorial there. This remnant of war then also served as a dominant point to follow the afternoon shows. Reconstructed or uncertain passages: - The legal nature of the classification is not specified by the article. The memorial is a project announced in this cut, not an inauguration already carried out. Archive image: https://vierville.cordelle.eu/Photos2008/1966-MonUSNGA-1966.jpg