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James Holland & Al Murray Walk the Battlefields of Normandy | Remembering D-Day

Filmed entirely on location in Normandy, this 4-hour compilation brings together all episodes of the WW2 Walking The Ground: D-Day series into one immersive experience. Join James Holland and Al Murray as they explore the full story of 6th June 1944 —from airborne drops to securing vital high ground from brutal beach assaults to the bocage fighting inland — all told exactly where the history happened. Whether you missed it first time round an episode or just want to revisit a favourite chapter, now’s your chance. Only on WW2 Headquarters. 📍 Featured Locations Include: Pegasus Bridge – the site of the famous glider assault by British airborne troops, seizing the bridge in the opening minutes of D-Day to secure the eastern flank. Ranville Church and Cemetery– the first village liberated by the allies in Normandy. Bréville Ridge – the key high ground for the 6th Airborne Division, fiercely contested. Arromanches-les-Bains –site of the ingenious British Mulberry Harbour and the clifftop monument to the Royal Engineers who built it, as well as the moving D-Day 75th garden memorial Longues-sur-Mer Battery – a German coastal artillery site still featuring original guns. Gold Beach – and the remarkable story of Company Sergeant Major Stanley Hollis, the only Victoria Cross recipient on D-Day. Omaha Beach – tracing the intense American landings from the bluffs down to Dog Green sector and the Vierville draw. La Fière – the critical crossing at the Merderet River, where the 82nd Airborne Division under General James Gavin fought to secure the causeway west of Utah Beach. Brecourt Manor – where Easy Company, 506th PIR, famously took out a key German gun position. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ✅ Subscribe:    / @ww2headquarterssub_confirmation=1   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🎙️Related We Have Ways Podcasts: https://www.ww2headquarters.com/serie... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🌐 More to Explore on Our Website: https://www.ww2headquarters.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📱 Follow Us On Socials: Instagram: / ww2headquarters X/Twitter: / ww2headquarters TikTok: / ww2walkingtheground ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 The Briefing 10:20 Pegasus Bridge: glider assault by British airborne troops in the opening minutes of D-Day 24:59 Ranville Church and Cemetery: the first village liberated by the allies on 6th June 1944 33:57 Bréville Ridge: key high ground for the 6th Airborne Division, fiercely contested 43:11 Brew Up! James and Al attempt to light a hexi but first grapple with field chairs 53:29 Gold Beach: In the Footsteps of the Green Howards & Stanley Hollis's Victoria Cross actions 1:16:18 Arromanches: site of the ingenious British Mulberry Harbour 1:38:53 Clifftop monument to the Royal Engineers and the moving D-Day 75th garden memorial 1:29:25 Debrief: James and Al reflect on the Day 1 of walking the ground in Normandy over beers 1:38:53 Longues-sur-Mer: German coastal artillery battery overlooking the D-Day landing beaches 1:57:53 Omaha: WN60 Fox Green, Easy Red to Vierville where the 29th Infantry landed on D-Day 2:32:30 Brew Up! More James and Al fieldcraft and historical insights with a cup of tea 2:50:57 Brecourt Manor: Easy Company 's (Band of Brothers) assault on a German gun position 3:05:19 Debrief: James and Al reflect on the Day 2 of walking the ground in Normandy over beers 3:18:58 Merderet: St Mere Eglise pitstop then to La Fiere in footsteps of Gavin's 82nd All American 3:37:48 Château Bernaville: The unlucky German General Falley 3:50:33 Brew up! Time for one more bocage brew up... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #AlMurray #JamesHolland #WalkingtheGround #DDay #ww2headquarters #ww2history #normandyinvasion