Welcome to the new D-Day, Normandy and Beyond Articles pages.
Here a growing number of articles concerning the Veterans of World War
II and the war itself. I hope you will enjoy yet another service and
please start to send in your articles.
Norman passed away FEB 6, 2007 in Plano, TX. He graduated from Texas Tech with a B.S. in Civil Engineering in 1943 and he received a B.S. in Architectural Engineering in 1948 from the University of Texas at Austin.
Help the veterans of WWII? Yes! why not? I
have had quite a few correspondence over the years from veterans
wanting to visit their battlefields one more time but alas had no means
of funding such a costly journey. So I have been playing with the idea
for about a year now and I would like to see if there is something I
can do to help out. I will put this questions to companies here
in Europe to see if there is way to start a veterans foundation in
orderd to get these people to visit their battlefields. I do not know
if something will ever come out of this new idea but I will certainly
try but I need your help! Give these men a trip of a lifetime and let them come to peace with at least a part of their history.
Why not visit the funding page on this website to see what I want to achieve with this project? Click here
New footage releasedNew footage releasedNorman G. Igo, shot this wind-up 8mm camera footage of Normandy during Operation Overlord. Also in this video is VE day in Paris, Ally air drops, Ally Bombing, Captured artillery, German POWs, and pontoon bridge crossing/building. 
