World War II Research & Preservation Society

Piece meal pieces of German units, that survived the Falaise Pocket, made their way to Holland to get back to the German Reich Teaming up with 2, SS Panzer Division the 9th and 10 th SS, being rested and refitted in Holland,secretly hidden under the Allies eye RPS Event April 4-5th 2020 Hasting Island Hunting Preserve, Rio Vista, California

Web Site address: WW2RPS.Org 2019 schedule Any in put, contact me.

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"Just look at it, gentlemen. How calm... how peaceful it is. A strip of water between England and the continent... between the Allies and us. But beyond that peaceful horizon... a monster waits. A coiled spring of men, ships, and planes... straining to be released against us. But, gentlemen, not a single Allied soldier shall reach the shore. Whenever and wherever this invasion may come, gentlemen... I shall destroy the enemy there, at the water's edge. Believe me, gentlemen, the first 24 hours of the invasion will be decisive. For the Allies as well as the Germans, it will be the longest day... The longest day." Feldmarschall Irwin Rommel in Normandy, France May, 1944

Happy Birthday to the RPS WWII, Inc 19 years old

The end time for this Soldier

https://www.buzzfeed.com//harrowing-pictures-from-the-fron

https://www.artsy.net//artsy-editorial-photographer-robert Great picture of D Day

https://flashbak.com/wp-content/uploads//06/PA-10809703.jpg A young German Luftwaffe surrendering to the Allies, June 1944

JUNe 6 1944: D-Day. The start of the Allied Invasion of France. The beginning of the end in 39 Photos. ... Without a shirt and with underwear and coat unbuttoned, a young German soldier captured by Allied forces at St. George DÂelle in Normandy looks furtively around on March 28, 1944. (AP Photo) Without a shirt and with underwear and coat unbuttoned, a young German soldier captured by Allied forces at St. George D’elle in Normandy

June 6, 1944 the Allies landing at Normandy The beginning of the fall of the German Machine