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Topic: Vaux sur Aure

	Cross-Channel Attack-Chapter 9
		The principal 1st Division attack on 7 June was the 18th Infantry's drive southward toward its D-Day objectives: the high ground north of Trévières and the Mandeville-Mosles area south of the Aure River.
		The 1st Battalion, meanwhile, bogged down on 8 June at the Aure River crossing at Etreham, where the enemy fought stubbornly to hold one side of the Drôme corridor.
		The success of the 3d Battalion in crossing the Aure under heavy German machine gun fire was due at least in part to the intrepidity of Capt. Omery C. Weathers of Company K who led his men through the fire at the cost of his own life.
	www.army.mil /cmh/books/wwii/7-4/7-4_9.HTM (19213 words)

	VICTORY IN THE WEST Gold beach excerpt
		The light was fading, Tracy sur Mer was full of enemy snipers, and after la Rosière had been occupied it was decided to postpone further advance until first light next day.
		The 47th Commando making for Port en Bessin had had a sharp fight at la Rosière earlier that evening and it was dark when they reached Point 72, the prominent hill a mile and a half south of Port en Bessin; they dug in there for the night ready to attack in the morning.
		The South Wales Borderers, in the van, pushed on to Vaux sur Aure and secured the Aure bridge shortly before midnight.
	www.warchronicle.com /50th_div/historiantales_wwii/victorygold.htm (3442 words)

	Vaux, James Hardy - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Vaux, James Hardy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		English-born convict, three times transported to Australia for robbery.
		During his second period in New South Wales 1810–29, he wrote an autobiography Memoirs of James Hardy Vaux which was published in England 1819 with an appendix Vocabulary of the Flash Language, which Vaux claimed to have compiled.
		This was re-edited and re-published 1964 and serves as a source of convict language usage.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Vaux,+James+Hardy (141 words)

	Sommervieu and Vaux-sur-Aure in Normandy 1944
		This plaque commemorates the capture of the bridge (and the liberation of Vaux-sur-Aure) by the 2nd Battalion The South Wales Borderers, of the 56th brigade of the 49th West Riding Infantry division, in the evening on 6 June 1944.
		Situation : on the bridge crossing the Aure river
		This stele remembers that airfield B8 of the Royal Air Force was built in this place on August 1944.
	www.normandie44lamemoire.com /versionanglaise/fichesvillesus/sommervauxus2.html (287 words)

	Administrative History of U.S. Naval Forces in Europe, 1940-1946." vol. 5
		p.462 #3 These were: (a) Le Grand Clos (Le Havre) (b) Fontenay Sur Mer (c) Benerville (d) Houlgate (e) Points du Hoe (f) Riva Bella (g) La Pernelle (h) Sallenelles (i) Morsalines (h)Villervilile.
		The batteries bombeed were: Points du Hoe, La Fenelle, Fontenay Sur Mer, Morsalines, St. Martin de Vaueville, Sallenelles, Houlgat Benerville, Barfleur, Rive Bella.
		p.468 #1 These batteries were:- Barfleur, La Pernelle, Morsalines, Ozeville, Chateau De Courcy, Fontenay Sur Mer, Emondville, Maisy II, Maissy I, Pointe Du Hoc, Villerville, Beneville, Houlgate, Riva Bella, Oistreham, Colleville Sur Orne, Moulineaux, Mont Fleury, Ver Sur Mer, Arromanches I, Arromanches II, Longues, Vaux-Sur-Aure, and Le Grand Cloche, Le Havre.
	www.ibiblio.org /hyperwar/NHC/books/comnaveu/comnaveu-8.htm (7906 words)

	Solutions officielles
		En cliquant sur la zone active, le joueur obtenait un document se composant d’une flèche vers la droite et de la lettre «E».
		Enfin, le portrait d’un personnage était reproduit sur ce document.
		Il devait ensuite cliquer sur la Hollande pour avoir accès à l’étape suivante.
	asterix.partie3.free.fr /SolutionsOfficielles/LesSolutionsOfficielles.htm (14646 words)

	Gun Sites 2
		Longues sur Mer 4 x 152mm Krupp Tbts K.C/36 1928 20kms M272 M262FCP 4/HKAA 1260
		Vaux sur Aure (Beny) 4 x 105mm French Open (H667) 7/AR 1716
		Mare Fountain (Ver sur Mer) 4 x 100mm Skoda FH 14/19 1916 10kms H669 6/AR1716
	www.atlantikwall.org.uk /new_page_57.htm (265 words)

	Saga Magazine - Rabbit stew (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		It was his friend, Sergeant Melvin Jones from Caerphilly who dragged Islwyn back to the surface and on to the beach where others pumped him out.
		He recovered sufficiently to take part in an attack on a radar station, before heading inland to secure the bridge at Vaux sur Aure.
		There, bizarrely, he became involved in a vicious night-time firefight with members of his own regiment.
	www.saga.co.uk /magazine/article/A979CF90-E508-4518-A921-094B17552FE9.asp?bhjs=0 (1593 words)

	OFFICE DE TOURISME INTERCOMMUNAL DE BAYEUX
		HAMEAU DE MARIGNY - 14400 Longues sur Mer
		Welcome, tasting and sale of ciderbased products (Cider, Pommeau, Calvados vinegar and jams).
		Crêpes and galettes (pancakes) are sold under the apple trees in july and August.
	www.bayeux-tourism.com /eng/decouvrir/contenu_produit.asp (506 words)

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