Hottot, Normandy

Hottot-les-Bagues

Hottot-les-Bagues - Wikipedia

 

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50 Div in Normandy (dtic.mil)

Battery diary, 341 Battery, 86th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, 1944 to 1946; compiled by Lt Sidney Beck (benbeck.co.uk)

 

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June 1944

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The Battle Honours of the Second World War 1939-1945 and Korea 1950-1953 - Google Books



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The Cruel Slaughter of Adolf Hitler II - Google Books has...



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July 1944

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Marching to the Sound of Gunfire - Google Books has...



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30th Corps of British 2nd Army attacking around Hottot-les-Bagues east of Caen

PREPARATIONS FOR THE ASSAULT ON HOTTOT (PART 1) [Allocated Title]

PREPARATIONS FOR THE ASSAULT ON HOTTOT (PART 3) [Allocated Title]

PREPARATIONS FOR THE ASSAULT ON HOTTOT (PART 4) [Allocated Title]

PREPARATIONS FOR THE ASSAULT ON HOTTOT (PART 5) [Allocated Title]

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"11 July 1944 - A stonking by 150 mm on the aerodrome and rd just behind the abbey Juan Mondaye, at lunch time. The attack on Hottot went off - 231 Bde, Hamps right Dorset left and 10 DLI (7O Bde - 49 Div) on left.

A stonking by 150 mm on the aerodrome and rd just behind the abbey Juan Mondaye, at lunch time. The attack on Hottot went off - 231 Bde, Hamps right Dorset left and 10 DLI (7O Bde - 49 Div) on left.

A stonking by 150 mm on the aerodrome and rd just behind the abbey Juan Mondaye, at lunch time. The attack on Hottot went off - 231 Bde, Hamps right Dorset left and 10 DLI (7O Bde - 49 Div) on left.

Heavy arty barrage standing on each line.

Hamps lost two Coy Comds early and Howie had difficulty in getting the show going again. 60 Bosche prisoners.

Devons got on well and with S Rangers KO'd six tanks. After reaching objectives they were most disorganised and had to be ordered back slightly. Dorsets from base moved up in the night to relieve Hamps. Howie killed by Mortars. Losing too many by mortar bombs.

Brig Stanier rather worried, naturally for loss of so many. They have had a rotten time. Up at 2 a.m. to speak to him, position worse and sent recce regt over to plug gaps and act as long stop."

MEDICAL UNITS IN THE FIELD (PART 1) [Allocated Title] | IWM Film (iwmcollections.org.uk)

MEDICAL UNITS IN THE FIELD (PART 3) [Allocated Title]

Recommendation for Award for Butler, Joseph Rank: Serjeant Service No: ... | The National Archives

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P168 of "None Had Lances"...



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The 24th Lancers War Diary has... Conde-S-Seulles
13/7/44 In the early morning at about 0645 hours, several enemy shells fell in the Regimental area killing two men and wounding three others, one of which was the Officer commanding AI echelon. In the afternoon ‘A’ Sqn went forward to area North of Hottot in support 231 Bde.

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The 24th L - War Diary - has... Conde-S-Seules
14/7/44 ‘A’ Sqn were relieved by ‘B’ Sqn area Hottot, in the late afternoon.
‘A’ Sqn had nothing to report from their forward area.

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Evacuated by 276th Wehrmacht Infantry Division on the night of 18/19 July 1944, the much-prized village of Hottot lies in ruins.

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Hottot-les-Bagues in 1944 – Calvados – Battle of Normandy - D-Day Overlord

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A 50TH (NORTHUMBRIAN) DIVISION INFANTRY PATROL IN THE VILLAGE OF HOTTOT (PART 1) [Allocated Title]

A 50TH (NORTHUMBRIAN) DIVISION INFANTRY PATROL IN THE VILLAGE OF HOTTOT (PART 2) [Allocated Title]

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SCENES IN THE VILLAGE OF HOTTOT NEAR TILLY-SUR-SEULLES

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Re. AVR - " ANN " - T-151014

T151014 appears at around 4m25s of Newmarket #3 -
Newmarket #3 : THE 8TH ARMOURED BRIGADE ENTRAINS AT NEWMARKET TO TRANSFER TO ITS PRE-INVASION ASSEMBLY AREA IN SOUTHERN ENGLAND (PART 3) [Allocated Title]

The way that the film has been taken; and cut, it appears amidst some 24L tanks, but the tac itself looks perhaps closer to a "996" which would be SRY.

The Sherman tanks though are all "A" Squadron, 24th Lancer Shermans and they are all being moved together down to the south coast.



The same AVR appears a couple of months later near to Hottot - the original is very dark - but the brightness can be raised in order to see some things a bit clearer...

PREPARATIONS FOR THE ASSAULT ON HOTTOT (PART 1) [Allocated Title]

PREPARATIONS FOR THE ASSAULT ON HOTTOT (PART 1) [Allocated Title]




At the rear - T151014
From this angle - the "5" looks a little like it could possibly be a "6".. however, in a few of the earlier frames - it looks a bit more like a "5"