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Tour of SS Lane Victory puts past back on radar
When I take my children and grandchildren for a tour through the World World II-era SS Lane Victory ship docked in San Pedro, I go back in time to my mission aboard the SS La Grande Victory.
2 ships collide in waterway between Denmark, Sweden
The Danish navy says two freight ships collided in the waterway between Denmark and southern Sweden on Friday but there were no injuries.
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Masked Mob Ransacks Marseilles Port Office
Up to forty hooded people swinging axes and iron bars attacked the offices of the Port of Marseilles Authority June 29 in what appeared to be a major escalation of a long running dispute over container handling.
Port of Cork to apply for EU funding
Officials from the Port of Gijon came to Cork for a meeting yesterday to discuss the final details of the submission which will be made under the EU-funded "PROPOSSE" project.
The Secret Life of the Seine , by Mort Rosenblum Mort Rosenblum, "journalist, author, educator, and eater," invites readers on a tour of the Seine, from its source "on a limestone hill in a forest glade...thirty miles northwest of Dijon" to its mouth at Le Havre.
Missing French yacht found intact, but empty, in middle of Atlantic
A French yacht that had two people on board has been found empty and floating in the middle of the Atlantic.
Search underway for missing French yacht
A search is underway for a yacht with two people on board that left St-Pierre-Miquelon headed for Le Havre, France, almost four weeks ago.
In his 37 years living in Clinton, Robert Wall had never seen his favorite bird, the Eastern bluebird.
Fast lane or scenic route: Europe by car
Driving across the Continent needn't be hell. Follow Chris Gill's suggested routes to three popular destinations Chris Gill To the Dordogne You can drive to the Dordogne in just a day from the Channel, if you are determined enough.
Tamara de Lempicka's Art Deco Paintings on View for the First Time in Mexico City
President Felipe CalderA3n inaugurated the Tamara de Lempicka Exhibition at the Palace of Fine Arts , adding that during his government, an enormous effort has been made to enable Mexicans to discover and enjoy great national and international exhibitions, some of which have been unparalleled.
The longest day brought to life
THE ALLIED invasion of Europe through Normandy is one of the great sagas of the second world war.
Veterans, from left, Les Watson, Bill Feller and Ken Watson
Ken Watson, vice chairman of the Hull and East Yorkshire branch of the Normandy Veterans' Association , said: "It is nice to be back in Normandy, but it is for a special purpose.
Carlsbad Adds Sixth Victory in GII Hollywood Oaks
Updated: 3:21 PM ET 17.35 at CHY G1 Prix du Jockey-Club [1 5/16m ] Winner: Le Havre by Noverre Jean-Claude Rouget had not won a Classic until four weeks ago, but the floodgates have been opened since his G1 Poule d'Essai des Pouliches heroine Elusive Wave broke the hoodoo there.
Le Havre Triumphs in French Derby
Second in the French 2,000 Guineas on May 10, Le Havre reversed the form in the 1.5m Prix du Jockey Club over a non-staying seventh Silver Frost June 7 at Chantilly.
Harper lays wreath at grave of unknown soldier
Brewster, Murray - Army veteran Phil LeBreton, left to right, Navy veteran Alex Hall and Air Force veteran Sam Garnet pose for a photo as they arrive in Le Havre, France.
Normandy Beaches - Tour of the Normandy Beaches of France
June 6 is D-Day, and travelers who love history can re-live one of the key sites of World War II in Normandy, France.
By Bill Bengtson "He doesn't regret one minute going overseas, and I...
By BILL BENGTSON "He doesn't regret one minute going overseas, and I think he'd go back, not out of any bravado, but just out of a sense of duty to the flag, and he's one of a kind." Retired educator Tom Goforth has no trouble expressing admiration for fellow Army veteran Delray Herrington, who recently turned 93 and is now among the CSRA's most ...
Obama's great-uncle to help mark D-Day anniversary
Reporting from Chicago -- President Obama's great-uncle, who helped liberate a German concentration camp in 1945, plans to travel to France later this week to take part in a weekend event to commemorate the 65th anniversary of D-Day. Charles Payne, 84, is expected to travel to Normandy with a delegation led by the head of the Department of Veterans ...
Something to Declare: Roaming free; France by sea; southern Africa
Bargain of the week: Roaming free The cost of telephony has tumbled over the past few years.
When D-Day veteran George Weightman steps on to Gold Beach in Normandy next month, it will be with a sense of celebration, not the trepidation he felt 65 years earlier.