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Normandy-D-Day: Historic Greenway House & LCI(L) Flotilla 10

CO of Flotilla 10, then-Captain Miles Imlay, USCG, writes about his experiences while based at the Greenway House, owned by Agatha Christie, prior to participating in the Allied liberation of Normandy, France. Article was published in the May-June 1974 issue of the CGA Alumni Bulletin (Vol. XXVI, No. 3); pp. 35-44.

VIRIN: IMLAY_MILES_GREENWAYHOUSE_ALUMNIBULL_MAY-JUNE_1974.PDF
Photo by: RADM Miles Imlay, USCG (Ret.)
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