WWII GERMAN ARTILLERY WARSHIP RECOGNITION CHART CAPTURED IN NORMANDY 1944
This absolutely unique WW II Artillery warship recognition chart was taken from German Headquarters in the Normandy Beaches when the allied troops landed on June 6 1944. It was brought back to England by a British soldier who risked his life for it, found it and treasured it for many years. It shows every warship the British had in 1943 and also allied warships from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the USA, Poland, France and many other Countries. The ships are silhouetted &/or named in black on a white background. The Chart measures 33 inches (84cm.) By 24 inches (61 cm.). The Chart has typed on it "Recovered from German HQ, Normandy Beaches after "D" Day, June 6, 1944". IT IS AUTHENTIC. Many of the ships are shown in silhouette so that the German gunners on the Normandy Coast could see which ship they were targeting. As the German navy, army and air force personnel sank ships they would cross the silhouette &/or the name of the ship off this particular chart. The surprising thing is how close we all came to the total annihilation of the British and Allied Fleets. There are over 1,000 ships shown and 314 of them were sunk just in the 14 month period that the chart was used.
YOU NOW HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A PRINT OF THIS CHART FOR YOUR OWN PERSONAL USE.
ANYONE SERIOUSLY interested in the Battle of the North Atlantic should own a copy of this irrefutable evidence of what actually happened at the end of World War II. Own your own HUGE piece of history. SEE what actually happened!
We have managed to acquire this absolutely unique document from the second world war and we have chosen to share it with you. We have decided to make 50 prints of this very special item, which is dated April 1, 1943. How would you like to have your very own copy of this piece of history to commemorate this extremely poignant period?
YOU CAN PURCHASE BLACK AND WHITE PRINTS OF THE CHART TODAY FOR US$ 20 EACH, PLUS US$ 5.00 SHIPPING AND HANDLING.
What follows is a PARTIAL list of the ships (approximately 1/3 of them). If you like to verify that a particular ship is on the list, please email us and we try to answer as promptly as we can.
An 'X' after the ship means that ship was sunk.
Lion Temerair Anson Duke of York Howe King George V Prince of Wales x Nelson Rodney Hood x Renown Repulse x Ramillies Resolution Revenge Royal Oak x Royal Sovereign Barham x Malaya Queen Elizabeth Valiant Warspite Iron Duke Roberts (ex Marshall Soult) Erebus Terror x Formidable Illustrious Implacable Indefatigable Indomitable Victorious Ark Royal x Hermes x Eagle x Argus Courageous x Glorious x Furious Activity Alderman Archer Ardent Auburn Audacity x Avenger x Battler Biter Chaser Dasher
Fencer Pursuer Searcher Stalker Striker Tracker Trailer Unicorn Albatross Pegasus Shropshire Devonshire London Sussex Dorsetshire x Norfolk Berwick Cornwall x Cumberland Kent Suffolk Australia Canberra x Exeter x York x Frobisher Hawkins Bermuda Ceylon Fiji x Gambia Jamaica Kenya Mauritius Newfoundland Nigeria Trinidad x Uganda Birmingham Glasgow Gloucester x Liverpool Manchester x Newcastle Sheffield Southampton x
Danai Dauntless Delhi Despatch Diomede Dunedin x Durban Belfast
Edinburgh x Caledon Calypso x Caradoc Argonaut Bellona Black Prince Bonaventure x Charybdis Cleopatra Diadem Dido Euryalus Hermione x Naiad x Phoebe Royalist Scylia Sirius Spartan Arethusa Aurora Galatea x Hobart Penelope Perth Sydney Achilles Ajax Leander Neptune x Orion Emerald Enterprise Effingham x Vindictive Cairo x Calcutta x Cardiff Carlisle Capetown Ceres Colombo Coventry x Curacao Blanche x Boadicea Boreus Brazen Brilliant Curlew x Adelaide Adventure Abdiel Latona x Manxman
Welshman x Acasta x Achetes x Acheron x Active Amazon Ambuscade Antelope Anthony Ardent x Arrow Basilisk x Beagle Bulldog
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