"D-Day" - 80 years ago on this very day in 1944, the Allied Forced made commenced the largest amphibious assault in history on the beaches of Normandy, France. This assault would begin the Allies push into occupied France and the start of the end of the Axis reign in Europe. Now in 2024, NS 391 found itself sporting none other than CP 6644 "Honoring WWII Veterans" which sports the unique invasion stripes that were applied to every Allied aircraft used in the assault. Today, we honor those men who died on those beaches, and whose spirits never returned from Operation Overlord.
Railroad
Canadian Pacific Railway
Class
EMD SD70ACU
Road Number
CP 6644
Line/Subdivision
Norfolk Southern Atlanta South End
Location
Stockbridge, Georgia, United States
Date Taken
June 06, 2024
Date Uploaded
June 07, 2024
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"D-Day" - 80 years ago on this very day in 1944, the Allied Forced made commenced the largest amphibious assault in history on the beaches of Normandy, France. This assault would begin the Allies push into occupied France and the start of the end of the Axis reign in Europe. Now in 2024, NS 391 found itself sporting none other than CP 6644 "Honoring WWII Veterans" which sports the unique invasion stripes that were applied to every Allied aircraft used in the assault. Today, we honor those men who died on those beaches, and whose spirits never returned from Operation Overlord.
Train lovin guy in middle GA.
CP 6644 is a class EMD SD70ACU and is pictured in Stockbridge, Georgia, United States. This was taken along the Norfolk Southern Atlanta South End on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Photo Copyright: Jonathan Fulmer uploaded to Railroad Gallery on 06/07/2024. This photograph of CP 6644 was taken on Thursday, June 06, 2024. All Rights Reserved.
