Americans CAN'T EXPLAIN Why Brits Got Two Beaches on D-Day

0:00 The concrete outside Arromanches 2:18 Five beaches instead of one 4:57 Why Britain took Gold and Sword 7:41 Bill Millin and the bagpipes 11:35 The weather delay 13:20 Mulberry B survives the storm 15:27 The capture of Pegasus Bridge 21:51 The British Normandy Memorial I came to Normandy expecting one famous beach. Instead, I found a sea full of concrete, a forgotten harbour, and a much larger story of D-Day. In this video, I explore why the British took Gold and Sword, how Mulberry B and Port Winston kept the invasion supplied, and what happened when a storm destroyed the American harbour at Omaha. I also follow the remarkable stories of Bill Millin, James Stagg, and the soldiers who captured Pegasus Bridge before dawn. Along the way, I visit the British Normandy Memorial and uncover the names, machines, decisions, and ordinary people that reveal why Omaha was never the whole story of D-Day.