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 This would not have been possible without our generous sponsors and tireless help from our staff and volunteers. Thank you one and all! The event showcased over 550 reenactors to a record crowd. Check out the Gallery Watch below as Jack Read, one of our honored Vets, discusses his trip to Conneaut this year. |
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Once
again D-Day Ohio, Inc. staged the largest D-Day
(1944) living history reenactment in the country.
2011 featured 2 Airborne/ Inland combat scenarios, an amphibious landing, encampments of American, British, Canadian, French, German and Polish forces and civilians and is concluded by a USO style show featuring a live big band orchestra. More....
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D-Day Conneaut was visited by the Discovery Channel last year where they filmed an episode of their new series Combat Cash. Like a cross between "Pawn Stars" and "American Pickers," "Combat Cash" takes audiences inside the world of military antique collecting and playing.
Kids D-Day in Miniature returned.
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D-Day Conneaut is fast becoming America's premier living history event by being the most realistic and educational annual D-Day reenactment of June 6th, 1944.
Since 1999, this annual recreation of the amphibious Allied landings upon the beaches of Normandy, France, has thrilled thousands of spectators. The event occurs within the beautifully kept grounds of Conneaut Township Park, Conneaut, Ohio, and assembles hundreds of re-enactors from across the United States and Canada. Remarkably, the 250 yard long beach and sloping adjacent terrain closely resemble Omaha Beach in Normandy, France.
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