D-Day objective: Queen Red sector, Sword Beach

Exact spot on Sword Beach where three of the F Troop guns landed

Pegasus Bridge now. The original bridge has been replaced

Horsa Bridge now: The old bridge has been replaced

The two bridges seen from the air post-war. Photo by Jack Prior

Church at Le Port, Benouville, from where sniper targeted F Troop

The Gondree Cafe at Pegasus Bridge, a haven for the troops

Unveiling of 3rd Division Memorial, Hermanville, June 5, 1949

Among the onlookers is a young Jack Prior (circled)

Len Harvey revisits Sword Beach, where Gun F3 landed

Len revisits Horsa Bridge, where Gun F3 was dug in

George Baker meets Airborne gunners at Pegasus Bridge

Memorial Pegasus Museum plaque commemorates F Troop

The plaque is next to a Bofors gun in the museum grounds

Driver-Op Jim Holder-Vale revisits Pegasus Bridge

Royal Artillery memorial, Sword Beach, La Breche

92nd LAA is among those commemorated on the RA memorial

Memorial at the Orne River Bridge (Horsa Bridge)

Jim Connor pays tribute in 2010 at the grave in Ranville of his great-uncle, WOII Francis Connor of 92nd LAA

Leo McCarthy's grandsons John and Michael, Pegasus Bridge, 1987

Jim, Len and George at the RA Memorial, La Breche, 2008

Len, George and Jim raise a glass of rum on Sword Beach, 2008