Check the listing for details. D-Day Parachute Artifact Display. Condition: New. Listed at 64.99 USD. D-Day Parachute Artifact Display This is a genuine piece of camouflaged T-5 Parachute canopy used in Normandy, on D-Day, 6 June 1944.Handmade in the USADimensions 3x4x1Clear Lucite AcrylicOn June 6, 1944, more than 13,000 American paratroopers dropped into the coastline region of Normandy, France. This section of parachute canopy was used on D-Day by John Seney, 101st Airborne division, a.k.a "Screaming Eagles". During the invasion, the division was scattered miles away from the landing zones due to bad weather and intense enemy ground fire. An estimated 4,500 of the division's 6,928 paratroopers were either killed, wounded, or missing during the battle. Despite the overwhelming odds, they managed to take many of their objectives on D-Day and complete their mission over the next few days.Learn more on our blog https://engineeredlabs.com/blogs/news/d-day-parachute This is a genuine piece of camouflaged T-5 Parachute canopy uséd in Normandy, on D-Day, 6 June 1944. Handmade in the USADimensions 3x4x1Clear Lucite Acrylic On June 6, 1944, more than 13,000 American paratroopers dropped into the coastline region of Normandy, France. This section of parachute canopy was uséd on D-Day by John Seney, 101st Airborne division, a.k.a "Screaming Eagles". During the invasion, the division was scattered miles away from the landing zones due to bad weather and intense enemy ground fire. An estimated 4,500 of the division's 6,928 paratroopers were either killed, wounded, or missing during the battle. Despite the overwhelming odds, they managed to take many of their objectives on D-Day and complete their mission over the next few days. Learn more on our blog https://engineeredlabs.com/blogs/news/d-day-parachuteeBay integration by