Canada at War, Part 9: The Norman Summer
June - September 1944. D-Day, June 6, 1944. In early morning hours, infantry carriers, including one hundred and ten ships of the Royal Canadian Navy, cross a seething, pitching sea to the coast of France while Allied air forces pound enemy positions from the air. Cherbourg, Caen, Carpiquet, Falaise, Paris are liberated. Canadians return, this time victorious, to the beaches of Dieppe.
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Canada at War, Part 9: The Norman Summer , , provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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Credits
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producerStanley ClishDonald Brittain
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executive producerPeter Jones
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scriptDonald Brittain
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soundDon Wellington
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sound editingKenneth Heeley-RayJean-Pierre Joutel
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editingTony Lower
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re-recordingGeorge CrollTed Haley
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narratorBudd Knapp
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musicRobert FlemingEldon RathburnMaurice BlackburnKen Campbell
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