Adelaide Pathway of Honour - Normandy Veterans D-Day WW2 Memorial Back to Search

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Location | Kintore Avenue / King William St, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia |
Type | memorial |
Description | The pathway contains 23 monuments, 22 with bronze plaques affixed to cement or granite blocks; several have two plaques. The main plaques are set on an angled face. One monument, the SAS, is a cut and polished black granite boulder with brass plaques affixed to the face. |
Built | Not yet discovered |
Opened | 8 June 2003 by LT GEN SIR D. DUNSTAN. AC. KBE. CB. (RET) |
Inscription | Upper plaque: Normandy Veterans Association logo NORMANDY VETERANS ASSOCIATION BRANCH NO. 98 SOUTH AUSTRALIA THIS MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED TO ALL PERSONNEL WHO TOOK PART IN THE LIBERATION OF NORMANDY D-DAY JUNE 6TH 1944 TO AUGUST 20TH 1944 LEST WE FORGET UTAH OMAHA GOLD JUNO SWORD GRANDCAMP VIERVILLE ARROMANCHES COURSEULLES ST ALBIN SPONSORED BY DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Lower plaque: THIS MEMORIAL ON JUNE 8TH 2003. WAS UNVEILED BY LT GEN SIR D. DUNSTAN. AC. KBE. CB. (RET DEDICATED BY REV PETER. MILLER. TH L. NORMANDY VETERANS PRAYER.
AMEN |
Condition | MAINTAINED BY: Adelaide City Council PECULIARITIES/DAMAGE: Nil |
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