Confronted by a line of French-built Renault light tanks and a large number of heavily armed infantrymen, the Americans wasted no time going into action. The intense battle between the 82nd and 101st US Airborne Divisions and 1057th Panzergrenadier Regiment of the German 91st Division approaching from the west happened at the La Fiere Causeway (the bridge in the film).
The Battle of Ramelle at the end of the film was based on a battle that actually took place three days after the Normandy landing, on 6/9/44. And walking back down, back to the very famous cemetery there, I just realized I was in a holy place." Made the hairs stand up on the back of my head. "And to see that there, after we had gone through this kind of thing, it was-kinda rocked me. "There's memorials all scattered along and you stop and you read each one, and at the end of it was this plaque on this concrete retaining wall and that was us, we were Charlie Company of the Rangers," Hanks said. When he finally found a plaque commemorating his unit in the film, Hanks felt like he entered a sacred space. And just knowing everything that had happened there, I got to the very end and I was wondering if there was going to be any sort of sign of who we were " At the end of the beach, Hanks saw an array of memorials dedicated to fallen soldiers. "Well, I walked the entire length of Omaha Beach, from one end to the next.
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