100K views · 2.2K reactions | Two years before D-Day, a disastrous Allied raid on Dieppe led to the design of one of the Second World War's greatest unsung inventions - the Mulberry Harbour. Discover how Mulberry Harbours helped make Operation Overlord a success in this episode of IWM Stories. Watch on YouTube: bit.ly/3pMQn9p | Imperial War Museum London | Facebook

The incredible Mulberry Harbour landed over 2.5 million men, 500,000 vehicles, and 4 million tonnes of supplies. Find out more in Mail Call at 6 | Forces News

3.5K reactions · 564 shares | War historian James Rogers locates the remnants of various artificial harbours that still exist on the beaches and rivers of Normandy. Check out our latest episode of 'Traces of World War Two'! https://youtu.be/PSDPExBqcTw | History Hit | Facebook

Operation Mulberry was a crucial Allied plan during World War II aimed at creating artificial harbours to support the invasion of Normandy in 1944. These artificial harbours, codenamed Mulberry A and Mulberry B, were constructed using concrete caissons, sunken ships, and floating piers, allowing the rapid offloading of troops, vehicles, and supplies. These harbours played a vital role in ensuring the success of the D-Day landings and the subsequent Allied advance into Europe by providing much-ne

6K views · 193 reactions | Mulberry Harbour Remains on Gold Beach from D-Day #mulberryharbour #dday #goldbeach | History In Your Hand | Facebook