D-Day

The Boats that Put Them
on the Beaches

• Click Magazine, 1942 •


If you ever wondered why The National W.W. II Museum is located in New Orleans rather than West Point, Annapolis or the nation’s capitol – the answer can be spoken in two words: Andrew Higgins. Higgins was the innovator who designed and manufactured the landing crafts that made it possible for the Allied forces to land on all those far-flung beaches throughout the world and show those Fascists dogs a thing or two. His factory, Higgins Industries, was located on Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans and it was for this reason that the museum board of directors chose to doff their collective caps, and erect their repository in his home town.

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The Boats that Put Them[BR]on the Beaches

The Boats that Put Them[BR]on the Beaches

The Boats that Put Them[BR]on the Beaches

The Boats that Put Them[BR]on the Beaches

The Boats that Put Them[BR]on the Beaches

The Boats that Put Them[BR]on the Beaches

ww2 landing crafts D-Dayww2 beach landing boatslst d-day craftsLCI Higgins Boats created in 1942
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