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5th Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry
5th East Yorks
5th Wiltshires
6 Commando
6th Duke of Wellington’s Rgt
6th Durham Light Infantry
6th Green Howards
7th Norfolks
8th Durham Light Infantry
8th Para
9th Durham Light Infantry
9th Para
12th Para
13th Para
Royal Engineers
Brittany
Brooke, FM Sir Alan (later Viscount Alanbrooke)
Brotheridge, Lt Den
Browning, Lt Gen Sir Frederick (‘Boy’)
Bruce, Col David
Bucknall, Lt Gen Gerard
Buhle, Gen d. Inf Walter
Bull, Maj Gen Harold R.
Bülowius, Gen d. Flieger
Bushey Park (SHAEF headquarters)
‘C’ see Menzies, Sir Stewart
Cabourg
Caen
attack, 7 June
battle for
bombardment of
bombing ofJune
casualties
cholera threat
Civil Affairs entry into
civilians in
de Gaulle visits
envelopment attempt
failure to seize on first day
final shell falls on
German attack, 10 June, cancelled
and the landings
rebuilding
stalemate
victory parade
Caen Canal
Cagny
Calais
Calvados
Cambes
Canadian Army
advance into Caen
battles for Carpiquet airfield
landing Juno
First Canadian Army
II Canadian Corps
Canadian Army, Divisions
2nd Inf
3rd Inf
4th Armd
Canadian Army, Brigades
7th Bde
8th Bde
9th Bde
Canadian Army, Armd Regiments
1st Hussars
British Columbia
Fort Garry Horse
Grenadier Guards of Canada
Sherbrooke Fusiliers
Canadian Army, Infantry Battalions
1st Para
Algonquins
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada
Black Watch of Canada
Calgary Highlanders
Canadian Scottish Rgt
North Nova Scotia Highlanders
North Shore Rgt
Queen’s Own Rifles
Régiment de la Chaudière
Regina Rifles
Royal Winnipeg Rifles
Canham, Col Charles D.
Canisy
Capa, Robert
Carentan
Carpiquet airfield
Casualties
airborne assault
Army Group B total
battle of the bocage
Caen
Cherbourg
combat fatigue and shock
evacuation
Falaise Pocket
first aid treatment
French civilians
Juno beach
officer
Omaha beach
Operation Cobra
Operation Epsom
Operation Goodwood
Operation Totalize
Operation Tractable
Paris
Saint-Lô
Sword beach
totals
totals toJune
treatment of
Utah beach
Villers-Bocage
Caumont
Cerisy, Forêt de
Cerisy-la-Salle
Chaban-Delmas, Jacques
Chambois
Channel Islands
Chartres
Chef du Pont
Cherbourg
advance on
bombing ofJune
capture of(map)
casualties
coastal batteries
conditions afterwards
supplies through
Cherbourg peninsula see Cotentin peninsula
Cheux
Chevallerie, Gen d. Inf Kurt v..
Choltitz, GenLt Dietrich v.
Christopherson, Lt Col Stanley
Churchill, Winston S.
Cintheaux
Civil Affairs
Clark, Gen Mark
Coastal defences
Colette, Sidonie Gabrielle
Collaborators
head-shaving
treatment of
Colleville-sur-Mer
Collins, Maj Gen J. Lawton
Colville, John (‘Jock’)
Combat fatigue and shock
Combined Operations Beach Reconnaissance and Assault Pilotage Parties (COPP)
Comité Français de Libération Nationale
Commander-in-Chief West (OB West)
Communist propaganda
Communists see French Communist Party
Coningham, Air Marshal Sir Arthur
Conseil National de la Résistance
Conspiracy theories, Nazi
Cook, Maj Gen Gilbert
Cooper, Sir Alfred Duff
Corlett, Lt Gen Charles
Cota, Brig Gen Norman D.
Cotentin peninsula (map)
Coudehard, heights of
Coulet, François
Courseulles
Coutances
Crépon
Crerar, Lt Gen Henry
Cristot
Culin, Sgt Curtis G.
Dannhauser, GenLt Paul
Daure, Marianne
Daure, Pierre
DD Sherman tanks
De Gaulle, Gen Charles
arrival in Britain
and Eisenhower
first visit to Normandy
and Leclerc
and the liberation of Paris
relationship with Churchill
and the Resistance
and Roosevelt
victory procession in Paris
visit to Caen
De Guingand, Maj Gen Sir Francis
De Wavrin, André see Passy, Col
Deception operations see Plan Fortitude
Défense Passive
Dempsey, Lt Gen Sir Miles
Dieppe raid
Dietrich, Obergruppenführer Sepp
Dio, Col Louis
Dives, river
Doane, Lt Col Leander L.
Dollmann, GenOb Friedrich
Dönitz, Großadmiral Karl
Double Cross Committee
Douglas, Capt Keith
Douve, river
Douvres-la-Délivrande
Dronne, Cpte Raymond
Dunkirk
Eastern front
Eberbach, Gen. PzTr Hans