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Pictures taken by Lieutenant Stephen Malenoir-Vickers showing training at Hythe, Kent.
Never-before-seen photos of the momentous D-Day landings have come to light after 76 years.
Lieutenant Stephen Malenoir-Vickers, of the Royal Engineers, cleared mines and paths across Juno Beach for the armoured bulldozers.
His archive includes dramatic previously unpublished photos of tanks disembarking on to the sand and rare 'restricted' D-Day maps.
He also kept a war diary charting from the Normandy landings all the way to the end of the war.
His personal effects are now being sold with C & T Auctions, of Ashford, Kent, who expect them to fetch £4,000.
Pic: C&TAuctions/BNPS
Pictures taken by Lieutenant Stephen Malenoir-Vickers showing training at Hythe, Kent.
Never-before-seen photos of the momentous D-Day landings have come to light after 76 years.
Lieutenant Stephen Malenoir-Vickers, of the Royal Engineers, cleared mines and paths across Juno Beach for the armoured bulldozers.
His archive includes dramatic previously unpublished photos of tanks disembarking on to the sand and rare 'restricted' D-Day maps.
He also kept a war diary charting from the Normandy landings all the way to the end of the war.
His personal effects are now being sold with C & T Auctions, of Ashford, Kent, who expect them to fetch £4,000.
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