Discover D Day

Discover D Day Talks, Tours, Exhibitions and Displays about the American operations on D Day. We are the U.K.s largest mobile D Day
educational project.

We supply Talks, Exhibition material and Displays for schools and organisations around the East Anglia area. All our displays include original items from 1944 with tailored presentations from experienced re-enactors. Special effects, such as Pyrotechnics and blank firing weapons can also be provided for film and TV work. We have provided tour assistance to the battlefields and drop zones in Norma

ndy for several years and provide an education service for the period of history known as the Invasion of Europe and D Day.

Great feedback from a lovely day spent at Languard fort last weekend.
26/08/2026

Great feedback from a lovely day spent at Languard fort last weekend.

All set for today’s display at Landguard Fort.
23/08/2026

All set for today’s display at Landguard Fort.

Today we are at Landguard Fort to do presentations on D Day.
23/08/2026

Today we are at Landguard Fort to do presentations on D Day.

This Sunday we will be at Landguard Fort in Felixstowe.An amazing historical venue, so do come and say hello.
17/08/2026

This Sunday we will be at Landguard Fort in Felixstowe.
An amazing historical venue, so do come and say hello.

Setup 2 for the weekend at Open day for the 96th Bomb group museum.
16/08/2026

Setup 2 for the weekend at Open day for the 96th Bomb group museum.

Great day out to Aces High Gallery for the 25th anniversary of the Band of Brothers miniseries.
15/08/2026

Great day out to Aces High Gallery for the 25th anniversary of the Band of Brothers miniseries.

On Saturday we will be displaying here for the Band of Brothers 25th Anniversary reunion.
14/08/2026

On Saturday we will be displaying here for the Band of Brothers 25th Anniversary reunion.

by D-Day History
11/08/2026

by D-Day History

11/08/2026

This photograph was taken on a British Beach prior to D-day - it shows the Rangers training with an extending ladder mounted on a DUKW. The man at the top of the ladder was Jack Kuhn from D-Company 2nd Rangers.

Many years later he wrote this about that experience...

'The assignment we were given was to place a 100ft ladder on to a DUKW" was an extremely dangerous venture. However being young we were delighted to have been chosen for the task. We had some really close calls caused by the hugh winds taking us off balance when going through the heavy surf.

Colin didnt seem to mind the threat so I took to the task, followed Colin's style and we came out fine.'

Jack Kuhn put this training into practice some months later when he landed at Pointe du Hoc on D-day.

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