>Hi all.
>I'm currently working on the Airfix Willys Jeep, and it came with D-Day
>markings for the 1st Infantry Group. It indicates service on June 6th, >1944.
>Would someone please tell me if these vehicles landed that same day,
>based on the markings?
>Much of what I've seen in both movies and documentaries indicate the
>vehicles and stuff began rolling in later on...like maybe a day later or >more.
>I wanted to make a small plaque for my Jeep, which will be placed in a
>coastal-type dio. If this vehicle would have actually gone ashore that
>same day I can put that, but I'd still love to know what time frame
>vehicles with the 1st Infantry Group made landfall.
>As always, your input is greatly appreciated.
>
>BTW, I've placed pics on the "alt" model site several times, but they
>don't last very long there like they used to. Can anyone tell me why?
>I like posting pics of finished projects, particularly ones you all
>helped me with, but they only last a few days at most.
>Take care everyone.
>
>Randy
>IPMS Houston
>
>We're living in a world that's been pulled over our eyes to blind us
>from the truth. Where are you, white rabbit?
>
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