D-Day! June 6, 1944
Relive D-Day – for the first time.
From the opening reports of paratroop landings by German broadcasters to the evening prayer of President Roosevelt, listen to each heart-stopping hour of live broadcasting from one of the most momentous days of the 20th Century.
The Allies have landed at Normandy! A 4,000 ship armada! Heavy bombardments! Paratroopers!
You will hear 24 full hours of crackling reports from London Radio, Eisenhower’s Order of the Day; his personal message to the troops; the King of England; live recordings from troop boats, reconnaissance planes, paratroop transport planes, and the signal bridge of a naval vessel; live reports from the House of Representatives and the White House – and more! It’s all here – the complete broadcast day of June 6, 1944.
Quick! Turn on the radio!
Relive D-Day – for the first time.
From the opening reports of paratroop landings by German broadcasters to the evening prayer of President Roosevelt, listen to each heart-stopping hour of live broadcasting from one of the most momentous days of the 20th Century.
The Allies have landed at Normandy! A 4,000 ship armada! Heavy bombardments! Paratroopers!
You will hear 24 full hours of crackling reports from London Radio, Eisenhower’s Order of the Day; his personal message to the troops; the King of England; live recordings from troop boats, reconnaissance planes, paratroop transport planes, and the signal bridge of a naval vessel; live reports from the House of Representatives and the White House – and more! It’s all here – the complete broadcast day of June 6, 1944.
Quick! Turn on the radio!
Relive D-Day – for the first time.
From the opening reports of paratroop landings by German broadcasters to the evening prayer of President Roosevelt, listen to each heart-stopping hour of live broadcasting from one of the most momentous days of the 20th Century.
The Allies have landed at Normandy! A 4,000 ship armada! Heavy bombardments! Paratroopers!
You will hear 24 full hours of crackling reports from London Radio, Eisenhower’s Order of the Day; his personal message to the troops; the King of England; live recordings from troop boats, reconnaissance planes, paratroop transport planes, and the signal bridge of a naval vessel; live reports from the House of Representatives and the White House – and more! It’s all here – the complete broadcast day of June 6, 1944.
Quick! Turn on the radio!
