Moment British paratroopers have passports checked after D-Day drop in France



British paratroopers who dropped into #Normandy ahead of #D-Day commemorations were met by French border officials.

Hundreds of #soldiers jumped into the same rural drop zone which was used on D-Day 80 years ago on Wednesday.

Footage shows soldiers wearing camouflage combat gear walking towards a temporary customs check and producing their travel documents.

Read more: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/06/06/british-paratroopers-passports-check-normandy-france-d-day/

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27 thoughts on “Moment British paratroopers have passports checked after D-Day drop in France”

  1. As a Greek, I always feel that the British people are a part of our European family. I really wish and I hope that one day UK will return to our common house, EUROPE. Together we are stronger and we can build a better future… TOGETHER. I know, EU is not perfect. We really know that here in Greece. BUT, we always can be nice to each other, learn from our mistakes and do our best. At the end of the day, we have common values, beliefs and culture. We are all Europeans and we have to deliver to the next generations a better home. Sorry if Brexiters don't like my opinion, it's their right. I am just saying my humble opinion….

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  2. When de Gaulle withdrew France from NATO and ordered all US troops out, Secretary of State Dean Rusk asked him for clarification, "Does your order include the bodies of American soldiers in France's cemeteries?"

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