Frank Baugh’s Narrow Escape – British Normandy Memorial

Frank Baugh's Narrow Escape

Landing Craft made repeated journeys to the beaches of Normandy to land men and equipment and to rescue the injured throughout D-Day and for several weeks afterwards. Frank Baugh was a signalman on one of these vessels and had a narrow escape, just seconds before hitting the sand on 6 June 1944.

Frank sadly passed away on 20 June 2022 aged 98.

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Always Remembered Book

With a specially written Foreword by His Majesty the King, Always Remembered tells the story in words and pictures of how the British Normandy Memorial was created.

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The British Normandy Memorial 'Norman D.Mouse' Toy

’Norman D. Mouse’ plush soft toy suitable for ages 6-9.

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D-DAY 80 British Normandy Memorial Cap

A contemporary adjustable cap

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