Landing on the Edge of Eternity: Twenty-Four Hours at Omaha Beach

The transformation of Normandy's Plage d'Or coast into a fortified stronghold during World War II is a gripping tale of military strategy and historical significance. Initially known for its peaceful villages, the area became the site of intense preparation for the D-Day invasion, as German forces fortified Omaha Beach with bunkers, barbed wire, and mines, dubbing it "the Devil's Garden." This dramatic shift highlights the stark contrast between its serene past and the deadly battleground it became.