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A tour group of people at Pointe du Hoc just west of Omaha Beach on the channel coast of Normandy, France. One of the most famous battle sites during the D-Day landings of 1944.

Scenery at Gold beach near Arromanches-les-Bains which was one of the five areas of the Allied invasion of German-occupied France in the Normandy landings on 6 June 1944

Omaha Beach, Colleville-sur-Mer, France, September 01, 2019: Looking at the Omaha Beach, Colleville-sur-Mer, Calvados, Normandy, France. The allied forces bult up a huge landing force along the north sea and finally landing during D-Day on this beach too. The area is dotted with casemates, tobruks, trenches and other defense objects.

Ruin of a german bunker in Normandy, France from the Second World War, D-Day military invasion by the allies, history of Europe

$The numerous bunkers on the beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

Cayeux-sur-Mer, France -View of The Hourdel blockhouse in the sea on the coastal path, the white road from Cayeux-Sur-Mer to Le Hourdel

Pouppeville France September 2020 Abandoned german bunkers of II World War in Utah beach Normandy France. This one of the six beaches where the Normandy invasiona D Day was initiated

Vierville-sur-Mer, France - Apr 23, 2024: Omaha Beach D-Day. View from the western hill. Cloudy spring day. Selective focus

Sand dunes protect the shoreline on the bay side of Cape Cod national seashore. Elevated dunes along the Great Island trail on the outer Cape west of Wellfleet Massachusetts.

Memorial to the Normandy landings of the Allied Forces on 6 June 1944. Juno Beach, Normandy, France.

Horsey, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom - February 15, 2013: People on a beach at Horsey Gap, Norfolk, in winter.

$Søndervig, West Coast of Jutland, Denmark - March 14, 2023: The numerous bunkers on Søndervig beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

This landscape photo was taken in Europe, in France, in Normandy, towards Arromanches, in Colleville, in the spring. We see the panoramic view of the WN62 fortifications of the beach of the Overlord landing of Omaha beach, under the Sun.

Pointe du Hoc just west of Omaha Beach on the channel coast of Normandy, France. One of the most famous battle sites during the D-Day landings of 1944. Looking down the cliffs which the troops climbed, with barbed wire at the top. Rendered in retro style with mild grain.

A World War 2 bunker crashed due to coastal erosion in the north of France on the beach of Wissant.

France - Longues sur mer , le samedi 19 aout 2017. Illustration de la Batterie Allemande de canons de Longues sur Mer. FNG

Tranquil view of rocks on empty sandy beach and seascape against sky during tropical climate

North Sunderland Beach just north of Seahouses harbor, the embarkation point for Farne Islands cruises in Northumberland. Bamburgh castle is just visible in the background.

Vicq-sur-Mer, France - Apr 17, 2024: German battery Caqueret in Vicq-sur-Mer during Second World War. Sunny spring day. Selective focus.

$Omaha Beach, Arromanches-les-Bains, France, September 01, 2019: Looking at the remains of the \$

$Søndervig, West Coast of Jutland, Denmark: The numerous bunkers on Søndervig beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

Berck (Berck-sur-Mer) is a commune in northern France (department Pas-de-Calais, region Hauts-de-France). It is famous for its huge expanse of sandy beach and ist impressive dunes.

Along the shore of Cape Cod bay west of Wellfleet Massachusetts.

This landscape photo was taken in Europe, in France, in Normandy, towards Arromanches, in Colleville, in the spring. We see the WN62 fortification above the beach of the Overlord landing of Omaha beach, under the Sun.

The remains of a lost tarmac road due to destructive coastal erosion on the East coast of Yorkshire in England. The soft Boulder Clay Geological formation is exposed and is easily weathered and so responsible for large coastal erosion and land loss to the sea.

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