D-Day revisted on the Military Channel

**Warren** · 10-26-2012 01:20 PM

Last evening on the military channel there was a show with WW II US vets reliving and retracing their movements on D-Day and up to D-Day +6. One rather quick snap of the Germans setting up to repel the "invaders" showed a German icon

sniper or infantry man carrying a No.4(T). Anyone else watching catch it ?? The picture of the British icon

sailor herding the German prisoners down the street with a MP 44 has been well shown, but first time seeing a German carrying a No.4(T).

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**Thunderbox** · 10-27-2012 12:52 AM

I've seen a photo several times that shows a German icon

soldier with a 4(T). Its always attributed to D-Day, but there seems to be no particular evidence for its time and location.

**Valleysniper** · 10-27-2012 09:59 AM

Originally Posted by Thunderbox

I've seen a photo several times that shows a German icon

soldier with a 4(T). Its always attributed to D-Day, but there seems to be no particular evidence for its time and location.

Is this the image from footage seen?

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