Parachute memorial in honour of paratrooper John Steele, who was trapped on the church tower during D-Day, Sainte Mere Église, Normandy, France, Europe.

1939-1945 • 2 • ARMIES ARMY • ARMIES • ARMY • BELFRY • BELL TOWER • BELL TOWERS • BELL-TOWER • BUILDING • BUILDINGS • CAPTURED • CATCH • CATCHES • CAUGHT • CHURCH SPIRE • CHURCH SPIRES • CHURCH TOWER • CHURCH TOWERS • CHURCH • CLOCK TOWER • CONVICT • D-DAY • DESERTED • ECCLESIA • EMPTY • EUROPE • FEMALE PRISONER • FEMALE PRISONERS • FRANCE • HISTORIC • HISTORICAL • HISTORY • HONOR • HONOUR • HONOURS • HUNDRED YEARS WAR • INVASION OF NORMANDY BY THE ALLIES • MALE • MALES • MAN MEN • MAN • MEMORIAL SITE • MEMORIAL • MEMORIALS • MEN • MILITARY AFFAIRS • MILITARY • MONUMENT • NO ONE • NO PEOPLE • NO-ONE • NOBODY • NORMANDY • PARACHUTE • PARACHUTES • PARACHUTIST • PERSON • PERSONS • PINNACLE • PRISONER • PRISONERS • RELIGION • RELIGIOUS BUILDING • RELIGIOUS • SACRAL BUILDING • SACRED BUILDING • SACRED STRUCTURES • SECOND WORLD WAR • SKY DIVER • SKYDIVER • SKYDIVERS • SOLDIER • SOLDIERS • SPIRE • STEEPLE • STEEPLES • STRUCTURE • TOWER • TOWERS • TRAPPED • TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPH • TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY • TWO • UNINHABITED • WAR • WARFARE • WESTERN EUROPE • WITHOUT PEOPLE • WORLD WAR 2 • WORLD WAR II • WORLD WAR TWO • WORLD WAR • WORLD WARS • WW II • WWII