This is Charlie sector, Omaha Beach.
A photo I took a couple of weeks ago, and the first version of my 3D recreation of the area Iβve just finished.
The first small step for this big project of mine on the battle which took place there (and others π).
Letβs see where it goes π₯
Some time ago I found rarely seen footage of the Pointe du Hoc assault by the Rangers in Normandy, D-Day 1944, and reconstructed the landing in 3D.
Full breakdown here: https://t.co/EywvDZWHVx
#DDay#WW2#RLTW
Last year, I found rare footage of the Pointe du Hoc assault. June 6, 1944.
It sat lost in the National Archives.
I will try to post a full breakdown of what we're seeing here exactly on my Youtube channel next week!
#DDay#PointeDuHoc#ww2
I reconstruct historical events like this in 3D and AR/VR. A full video about Charlie Company is also coming if anyone is interested.
For more of the 2nd Rangers, D-Day, and History in general : https://t.co/UZimVwHP1P
#DDay#WWII#History#RLTW
I've been tweeting about Charlie Company of the 2nd Rangers a lot lately.
Tomorrow is June 6th, so here is their story on D-Day, in one thread, told with archive photos, 3D reconstruction and footage from the ground where it happened.
65 men on Omaha Beach.
June 6, 1944. π§΅
Main sources:
Ronald L. Lane - "Rudder's Rangers"
Col. Robert W. Black - "The Battalion"
Steven J. Zaloga (@ZalogaSteven) - "Smashing Hitler's Guns"
Patrick K. O'Donnell (@combathistorian) - "Beyond Valor"
Mr. Yves Cordelle, from Vierville, was also of a tremendous help.
I've been tweeting about Charlie Company of the 2nd Rangers a lot lately.
Tomorrow is June 6th, so here is their story on D-Day, in one thread, told with archive photos, 3D reconstruction and footage from the ground where it happened.
65 men on Omaha Beach.
June 6, 1944. π§΅
I reconstruct historical events like this in 3D and AR/VR.
A full video about Charlie Company is also coming if anyone is interested.
For more of the 2nd Rangers, D-Day, and History in general : https://t.co/3CO9shTsWN
#DDay#WWII#History
I've been tweeting about Charlie Company of the 2nd Rangers a lot lately.
Tomorrow is June 6th, so here is their story on D-Day, in one thread, told with archive photos, 3D reconstruction and footage from the ground where it happened.
65 men on Omaha Beach.
June 6, 1944. π§΅
The Maison Gambier is gone now, and a campsite sits on top of the cliff, so itβs hard to visualize what really happened in this small area.
Every time I go there, this part of the beach is almost always empty.