Where D-Day spearhead units learned the skills of amphibious assault
A sixteen square mile corner of south west England, ten miles of Atlantic coastline, beaches, cliffs, headlands and sand dunes.
Forgotten for over sixty years, research has built up a definitive and detailed history of this site, vital to the success of D-Day.
The only training site where American troops destined for Normandy on D-Day learned and practised new tactics of amphibious assault
