This is one of the most important questions about D-Day on the south coast – who embarked where? Except on an extremely local level (ie Lepe), there hasn& #39;t been any nationwide study of who embarked where for D-Day. This is a great shame I think. 1/2 https://twitter.com/gavinlong/status/1263803306079588353">https://twitter.com/gavinlong...
It can be done with careful study and comparison of fleet orders & war diaries. It& #39;s quite a task though – definitely a project rather than a hobby. I recently did it for Lepe, which was relatively less used, and a site I& #39;m very familair with. I& #39;d like to do it across the south.
But in answer to @gavinlong& #39;s original question, amongst the army units that embarked at G1 hard Stokes Bay were: the DD tanks of 13/18 Hussars and 5th Royal Marine Armoured Support Battery, embarking on the 14th and 100th LCT flotillas respectively, all bound for Sword.