If any podcasters want to talk about Sword Beach in the coming months, I’m very happy to. And being a combined operation, there’s something for everyone.

Well, except gastronomical podcasts. I may struggle there.

Stephen Fisher hang on, here's one just for you

Yes folks!

HMS Medusa. I’m torn between HDML 1387 (as she was in the war) and MGB 81 for my favourite Coastal Forces boat, but since Medusa is a real time capsule (never been restored, never needed it) she has a special place in my heart.

Congratulations Nick! Go forth and buy this people, rarely has a D-Day anniversary been gifted with so many valuable new tomes.

It’s……..PUBLICATION DAY <whoop> #nervousanticipation Joanna Godfrey Yale University Press London📚 I know Amazon have sold out - hopefully a good sign - Yale are on it!

A dramatic scene from #SwordBeach as men from 4 Commando pursue a DD tank of B Squadron 13/18 Hussars into Ouistreham. As they advanced for more than a mile down the straight and exposed Route de Lion they were increasingly targeted by mortars and snipers. 📷 IWM MH2011

Oops! And Dr Peter Caddick-Adams #StandwithUkraine of course!

Come on everyone, Stephen Fisher and me, it’s the best pairing since Butch met Sundance and said “hey do you like banks, trains, money and horses?”

You KNOW you want to! Amazon

Well, that's the manuscript sent to Helion & Company Ltd. Eight years! Agustín Roa says the final words... Thanks all for getting me here! Still lots to do before it's out! #ContinuingtheFight
Joseph Quinn WW2 Pod: We Have Ways of Making You Talk WW2TV Paul Woodadge
ww2podcast History Hack Alexander Clifford History Rage Podcast

I spy a landing craft…
Majunga, Madagascar

The growing number of poorly considered images for #DDay80 is starting to set my teeth on edge…

Driving through Zululand and spot a 17 pounder and 6 pounder on the side of the road 😃

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HMS Serapis was an S class destroyer in the 23rd Flotilla, part of Force S at Sword Beach, which she bombarded ahead of the landings.

She was not in any way, shape or form a minesweeper.