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D-Day Lepe Heritage Group, Reference Materials D-Day Lepe Heritage Group, Reference Materials. INTRODUCTION. Coding for every object, commences with a unique number, followed by a letter denoting the object type and a second letter denoting the particular Section within a DDLHG static Exhibition display, where the object is normally to be found. Many of the items can “stand-alone”, whilst others form part of group. Available space at static exhibitions will limit the amount of material that can be displayed. The KEY to the coding is as follows. 1 to xxx. A unique and sequential number given to each object. First letter coding. B = Book. C = Chart. CC = Cigarette Cards. CD = Compact Disc. DV = Digital Versatile Disc HD = External Hard drive. JN = Journal. M = Magazines. MOD = Model. MP = Map. D-Day Lepe Heritage Group, Reference Materials. NP = Newspaper. PH = Photo. R = Roller Banners & Header Sheets. S = Stamps SS = Spread sheet. WD = War Diaries and personal recollections. WP = Web Page. WR = War Records. Second letter key coding. A = DDLHG (D-Day Lepe Heritage Group) Section Header. B = Overlord and Neptune Section Header. C = Marshalling Camps Section Header. D = Embarkation Hards Section Header. E = Loading the LCT’s Section Header. F = GOLD Beach Section Header. G = Hobarts Funnies Section Header. H = Mulberry Harbours Section Header. I = PLUTO Section Header. J = Regimental Diaries Section Header. K = Reference Materials Section Header. A typical identifier for an item will appear as follows. 1/x/x. The first listed object in the total contents. 1/B/x. The first listed object that is a Book. 1/B/K. The first listed object in total exhibition contents that is a Book which is to be normally found within the Reference Materials section at a static exhibition. Visitors to this website, Group members and volunteers are kindly asked to note that all listed contents may not be present at a static exhibition, due to space limitations at a particular location. D-Day Lepe Heritage Group, Reference Materials. CONTENTS. 1/B/K. A5 Book “The D-Day Ships” by John de S Winser. ISBN 0 905617 75 4. An invaluable reference to all vessels involved in Operation Neptune, the amphibious assault part of Operation Overlord. Relevant photos and vessel identities are highlighted and/or tabbed. There are numerous cross-references to 2/B/K below. 2/B/K Operation Overlord Book, specially printed from the original held by The Green Howards Museum, Richmond, Yorkshire. A wonderfully detailed, invaluable reference book, hand-typed and produced by an unknown compiler, in August ’44 as a Report, Record and Study relating specifically to Gold beach. Details were gathered into the book, prior to any individual operational reports being received and collated. Copies of certain sections and charts, relevant to Lepe and Stanswood are featured in our static exhibition and are also detailed below 3/B/K. Book. Entitled “Top Secret”, by Ralph Ingersoll. This is a First edition, 1946. From an American perspective. No ISBN reference. 4/B/K. Book A4. Battle of Britain. Len Deighton. ISBN 0 224 01826 4. A detailed account, good narrative and excellent photos, copies of wartime paintings and statistical charts. 5/B/F. Paperback book. “By Tank into Normandy”, by Stuart Hills. Particularly relevant photos and narrative highlighted and/or tabbed. ISBN 978-0-3043-6640-8. Approval for use of defined photos and text at static exhibitions obtained from publisher. 6/B/F. A5 size book D-Day, Gold Beach, by Simon Trew. Many pages with particularly relevant photos and narrative are highlighted and/or tabbed. (Ex Leeds Library Discard) ISBN 978-0-7524- 6060-4. 7/B/I Book A5. PLUTO Pipeline under the Ocean, by Adrian Searle . ISBN 0-9525876-0-2. A superbly detailed narrative and photographic record explaining the history of the PLUTO project from conception, through design and manufacture, installation, operation and eventual dismantling and recovery. This book has particular relevance as the SOLO section of pipelines left UK mainland at Lepe for cross- Solent installation to Thorness Bay. (Refer also to our Pluto section of our website) 8/B/K. Book. “The Armoured Campaign in Normandy” June – August 1944. Extremely useful and very detailed accounts, over short time frame. Excellent section on Page 57 “GOLD beach or landing sector with almost 5 pages dedicated to the 4th/7th Dragoon Guards, “B” , “C” and “A” Squadrons. By Stephen Napier ISBN 9 780750 979450. D-Day Lepe Heritage Group, Reference Materials. 9/B/K. Book “True stories of D-day” by Henry Brook, in association with the IWM, ISBN 978-1- 4095-8322-6. An excellent reference book, with a valuable section on Gold Beach containing excellent illustrations. 10/B/K. Book. “D-Day, Piercing the Atlantic Wall“, by Robert J Kershaw. ISBN 0-7110-2176-7. Superb reference book with some unusual photos, good narrative, interspersed with many first- hand accounts. 11/B/K. Book. “D-Day, 50years on” ISSN 1353-2464. An excellent reference book, providing an overview giving a good synopsis. Interesting photos and detailed event descriptions. 12/B/K. Book. “D-Day in Photographs”, by Andrew Whitmarsh. By Portsmouth City Council, D-Day Museum. ISBN 978-0-7524-7479-3. A superb collection of unusual and some, often seen, photos all with supporting narrative. 13/B/K. Book. “D-Day 6.6.1944“ by Richard Collier. ISBN 0-297-84346-X. Given as gift with inscription inside front cover, to a soldier “Eric ……” who served at Battle of Arnhem. 14/B/K. Book. Images of War, “Sherman Tank” by Gavin Birch, ISBN 1-84415-187-5. An excellent collection of a detailed photographic history from every campaign in which the Sherman and its variants and derivatives were used. 15/B/K. Book .“The Beaulieu River goes to War”. 1939 -1945, by Cyril Cunningham. ISBN 0-9523386. A superb reference book containing very informative narrative with excellent selection of photos. Particularly sections relevant to Lepe are tabbed. 16/B/K. Book. “Hampshire and D-Day” edited by Martin Doughty, HCC & Hampshire Books. ISBN 1-85741-047-5. An invaluable reference book, containing many particularly relevant photos and sections of narrative. 17/B/K. Book. “D-Day, Dawn of Heroes” by Nigel Cawthorne. ISBN 1-84193-239-6. Detailed account, with extensive Chapters on each of the landing beaches. Many unusual photos, including a rare picture, on Page 54, of the salvaged PLUTO pipeline. 18/B/K. Book. “Second World War”, by Peter Chasseaud. ISBN 978-0-00-797335-4. Collection of historical maps, commentary and photographs. Fascinating references. 19/B/K. Booklet. “Springboard for Overlord”(Hampshire and D-Day landings) by Anthony Kemp. An excellent reference book. ISBN 0-903852-42-X. 20/B/K. Book A4. The War in Pictures Vol 5, 1943 – 1945. Pages 156 –167 June 1944. Odhams Press. No ISBN reference number. D-Day Lepe Heritage Group, Reference Materials. 21/B/K. A5 booklet entitled “Roof over Britain” The Official Story of AA Defences 1939-1942. Produced by the Ministry of Information. Nice details of early Barrage Balloon use, leading up to D-Day. 22/B/K. A4 Booklet. “D-Day, Royal Air force”. Approval for use given by Intellectual Property Rights at MOD for use of extracts. 23/B/K. Booklet A5, “The Battle of Normandy – Told to Children” ISBN 978-2-36152-101-1. An ideal introduction for youngsters, with narrative, pictures, Test and a Quiz. 24/B/K Booklet A5, “Normandy D-Day – Told to Children. “ ISBN 978-2-36152-120-2. An ideal introduction for youngsters with narrative, pictures, Test and a Quiz. 25/B/K. Book. The Beaches of the D-Day Landings. ISBN 978-2-7373-2388-1. Superb reference book. 26/B/K. A4 Book. Victory in Normandy, Major General David Belcham. 27/B/K. Paperback book “D-Day 1944, Voices from Normandy”. ISBN 978-1-4072-1462-7. 28/B/R. Book. D-Day, The Climactic Battle of World War 11, by Stephen Ambrose. ISBN 0-684-80137-X. An American account of Omaha and Utah. A number of excellent photos, some regularly used in other accounts. 29/B/K. Book. “Fighting Machines of World War 2” by B.T.White. ISBN 0-7137-1452-2. Technical illustration pictures and descriptions of Fighting vehicles and artillery from France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom, United States of America and USSR. An excellent resource. 30/B/K. Booklet A4. D-day and the Battle for Normandy. A Pitkin Guide. ISBN 0-85372-682-5. 31/C/D. Map and chart on A0 size board of East & West Solent and Southampton Water. It depicts the overall D-Day Berthing Plan, detailing anchorage numbers within numbered water Areas. It is supported by 6# laminated A4 Identification sheets connecting the names of each of the vessels to their Berthing points, by Area, Row within Area and number within Row. Detailed information obtained from 1/B/K above. 32/C/F. 24” x 17” Laminated drawing, “Assault formations and Timings of 69th Infantry Brigade Plan for King Beach sector of Gold Beach. 33/C/F. A1 sized colour print of Craft Beaching Diagram of the 231st Infantry Brigade on GOLD beach from our Overlord Book 2/B/K, with Landing Table Index Numbers added. 34/C/F. A1 sized colour print of Craft Beaching Diagram of the 69th Infantry Brigade on GOLD beach, from our Overlord Book 2/B/K with Landing Table Index Numbers added. D-Day Lepe Heritage Group, Reference Materials. 35/C/K. 2 No. A3 Colour print UK Map and major cities “The Cost of the Blitz” Tonnage of High Explosive bombs dropped in 1940.
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