DescriptionLanding zone 'N' 7 June 1944.jpg	English: Oblique photographic-reconnaissance vertical, taken from 800 feet, showing part of Landing Zone 'N', north of Ranville, Normandy, on the day following Operation MALLARD : the airborne landing of 6th Airlanding Brigade and the Airborne Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment in the evening of 6 June 1944. Airspeed Horsa troop-carrying gliders and one damaged GAL Hamilcar tank-carrying glider (lower right) litter this part of the LZ close to the Ranville-Salanelles road.
Date	7 June 1944
Source	This photograph HU 92976 comes from the collections of the Imperial War Museums. Original text: Imperial War Museum ref HU 92976 (3 May 2011 (first version); 17 May 2011 (last version)) Original uploader was Jim Sweeney at en.wikipedia. Later version(s) were uploaded by Jncraton at en.wikipedia.
Author	Kelly (Flt Lt): No. 106 (PR) Group.
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