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Maisy Battery has come in for a huge amount of media attention during the last year and it is not without good reason.

The site is huge and offers a fantastic new venue for your regular customers to re-adjust their understanding of the Omaha and Utah Beach defences and also offers you the chance to talk to new customers about visiting this previously private and hidden site. The history of the Omaha and Utah sectors has now changed with Maisy Battery being at the heart of it. The US Rangers 'Lead the Way' off the beach at Omaha and Pointe du Hoc... then they took Battery Maisy in a 5 hour assault.

So much new evidence has come to light over the last year in France, Germany and Washington that proves Maisy was one of the biggest and most heavily defended gun batteries along the whole invasion coast. Coupled with its near 2 miles of original German trenches, tunnels, bunkers and defensive positions it is a quite unique experience for visitors both young and old.

They can walk down the same trenches the US Rangers fought over on the 9th of June 1944... entering all the buildings below ground where the Germans lived and worked during the 3 day Allied onslaught.... see the command building where the Rangers found over 4.2 million dollars worth of French Francs... the regional payroll for the German soldiers in the region. See where Rommel conducted meetings, see the damage to the hospital of a direct hit from Allied aircraft... the list of interesting points goes on and on.

Maisy Battery is not just a gun battery or a single bunker complex... it is a series of many defensive positions inter-dependent on each other for survival and nowhere else in the region is there anything with such an 'untouched' original feel about it.

Whether it is for a small party or a coach load of veterans we will do our best to tell your visitors some of the history of the site and make them welcome... along with some of the fantastic Ranger veterans tales of trench warfare - gun to gun shootouts and bunker to bunker battles.

With the BBC Timewatch programme covering the site in some detail and other media attention continually - it will not be long before Maisy Battery becomes the place that your customers will be asking for you to go... dont be left behind - get it onto your itinerary this year.

We are happy to talk about discounts for regular visits or large parties, so why not come and see the site for yourselves on your next trip.

Many tour companies have already included Maisy Battery in their itinaries for next year and with many of the big names in tourism like First Choice holidays, the Local, Regional and National French Tourist Boards promoting trips to Maisy Battery, you can assured that your customers will be want to visit.

We are more than happy to prove details of other companies, schools and societies who have all visited in 2007 and have booked again with new students and members this year. In fact - just a few of the testimonials are listed on the schools page.

Remember - the Germans built Maisy below ground to hide it... and it is still there... untouched 60+ years later. It will fascinate your customers.

If you would like further information or a leaflet then please feel free to email us on gary@armourer.co.uk or telephone us for more details. Tel: 0033 67 80 45 625.

 

 

 

 

Route des Perruques - Maisy, Grandcamp-Maisy, 14450 Calvados. Normandy - Telephone (0033) 67 80 45 6 25