Remembrances as prayers are given where German aid station was located
Adjunct Mayor Valérie Blandin reads proclamations
Floral Tributes are laid before memorial plaques
Moment of Silence for Gordon Smith and R.B. Lewellen, Citizens of Honor
Flowers on display
That's My Dad Randy Lewellen points to father's plaque
Story Board tells tale of 508ers R.B. Lewellen and James Hattrick
Close Up reveals map of where Hattrick and Lewellen touched down
James R. Hattrick remembered along with 300 American soldiers killed in the
Gourbesville area
Loss of Hand
consequence of his father's wound is described by Randy
Gourbesville Church lies across the street from German aid station
Church
Yard where Hattrick was first buried
Pasture where Lewellen came down
Stump Remains of large tree where Lewellen took cover only to be wounded
Crossroads separated Hattrick and Lewellen landing poins
Old Friends Sophia van den Bogert and Randy share a moment
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