"Pipe band" inauguration statue "D-DAY Piper Bill Millin" le 8 juin 2013

[@danielloze5731]

Très belle hommage au Dday

[@Macangusagain]

Two of Scotland's finest soldiers Brigadier Simon Christopher Joseph Fraser, 15th Lord Lovat and 4th Baron Lovat, DSO, MC, TD and his amazing piper Bill Millin, among Scotland's bravest as they showed the world in France

[@coledavis5212]

Macangusagain Bill was Canadian lol

[@DPG214]

@@coledavis5212 But was returned to and raised in his native Britain.

[@johnritchie4801]

Amazing heritage Scotland can be proud two of their finest My dear old old Dad was was scottish Served in the RNVR in ww2 Rip all you brave men who served

[@bernarddurand5371]

Honneur,Respect,Vive Emotion!!

[@janetahern2041]

I weep with pride for the heroes of DDay

[@christianschwender675]

I wish Icould have seen the statue !

[@jacobvanrijsbergen3582]

48 th. Highlanders of Holland and the Somme Batllefield pipeband waren die dag ook aanwezig

[@Insperato62]

I've read that when Lovat first ordered Millin to play the pipes he refused sighting the British Army Regulations. Lovat pointed out that was the English and he and Millin were Scottish and he must therefore play the pipes! Millin was 21 and born in Canada! Many of that first wave of beret-wearing Commandos were killed mostly shot in the head, the next wave wore helmets.

[@maddalenaalesse8091]

Bello!!!! ❤

[@davidashley6678]

And god turned up 🇬🇧

[@SickKangaroo]

it really gets up my nose when I see the public almost getting in the wqy of these pipers , it happens everytime , too many amateur photographers no respect .

[@14Claude]

[@pierrederoquefeuil9100]

C’est l’association l’ASPEG qui a le titre de propriété du don de la cornemuse .celle ci lui a été volé par le comité du débarquement avec le soutien des autorités et de la justice au service...??