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Zuehlke, pp. 161–2 Zuehlke, pp. 162–3 The seas proved too rough to launch the DD tanks, so they were ordered to deploy from the LCTs several hundred yards out from the beach.

Gus Zuehlke, in charge of faith formation at St. Bavo, said, “I will miss Kevin Ranaghan a lot as our deacon.

Would you believe Keith Zuehlke.

Zuehlke was a former Edmonds-Woodway High School student and, as a senior, was a full-time Edmonds eLearning Academy student.

Zuehlke, p. 155 While the medium bombers proved inaccurate, the Hawker Typhoon fighter-bombers proved more effective at attacking coastal defences.

Zuehlke, p. 158 This was at a slightly higher tide, closer to the beach obstacles and mines.

Zuehlke, p. 191 One platoon was able to breach the barbed wire lining the beach and take cover in Courseulles, and then eliminated the machine-gun positions engaging "A" Company of the Regina Rifles.

Zuehlke, p. 193 The DD tanks arrived in the Regina Rifles sector with both greater numbers and punctuality than in the Winnipegs' sector.

Zuehlke, p. 198 They were tasked with securing Saint-Aubin and clearing defences in the village.

Zuehlke, p. 206 When the North Shore captured the strong point, approximately half the defenders were killed; 48 German soldiers surrendered.

Zuehlke, p. 208 The strong point facing them had not been cleared, and 40 per cent of the 400-man unit became casualties within seconds of landing.

Zuehlke, p. 213 With the defences silenced, the QOR was able to advance into Bernières, having taken 65 casualties on the beaches.

Zuehlke, p. 217 "C" Company linked up with "B" Squadron of the Fort Garry Horse, and moved to assist the pinned-down and exhausted "A" Company.

Zuehlke, p. 250 "B" Company joined them, and pushed through the gap between St. Croix and Banville, joining "C" Company as it did so.

Zuehlke, p. 256 In Nan Sector, the 8th Brigade's advance started slower than that of the 7th Brigade, because the Chaudières had lost most of their equipment on the advance over the beaches.

Zuehlke, p. 293 "C" Company's advance on Basly was even further hindered by the proximity of the combat; the fighting occurred at such close range that the 14th Field Artillery would not provide fire support for fear of friendly-fire casualties.

Zuehlke, p. 294 At 16:45, the North Novas assembled in Beny, and were the target of concentrated German mortar fire as the Sherbrooke Fusiliers de-waterproofed their tanks.

Zuehlke, p. 303 The Chaudières reported that Basly was cleared of defenders at 18:15, allowing the 9th Brigade to advance towards Carpiquet Airfield.

Zuehlke, p. 311 Once St. Croix and Banville were cleared, the Canadian Scots pushed south to Colombiers, reinforced the platoons that had captured the bridge across the Seulles earlier in the day, and moved towards the Creully–Caen road.

Zuehlke, p. 329 Positions at nightfall The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada dug in at the end of D-Day near Carpiquet.