Landfall, also known as LCT 7074, was restored at the Portsmouth Naval Base in a £4.7million project and will now go on to grace Southsea Common in front of the D-Day Story museum.

The last surviving tank landing craft used at D-Day has arrived in Southsea as part of its move to a museum. LCT 7074 was restored at the Portsmouth Naval Base in a £4.7 million project and will ...

The inside story behind Southsea's new D-Day Story museum. By The Newsroom. Published 27th Dec 2018, 15:53 GMT. Updated 10th Jan 2019, 11:02 GMT. The D-Day Story on Southsea seafront.

THIS weekend people can visit the D-Day museum for free with renovation work due to start shortly. The Southsea attraction will be open between 10am and 7pm for its final weekend before is closes ...

Many citizens of modern Portsmouth had come out to watch. They applauded as the contingents of servicemen and women marched off towards Southsea's seafront D-Day Museum at the end of the ceremony.

Southsea's D-Day Museum is set to secure a £4.1 million Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) grant to transform the centre. The funding announcement comes as Portsmouth is at the centre of events, ...

A SEASIDE pier, D-Day museum and aquarium were evacuated after an unexploded bomb was discovered next to a popular UK beach. The bomb was discovered near the Blue Reef Aquarium by the Southsea Sea … ...

Many citizens of modern Portsmouth had come out to watch. They applauded as the contingents of servicemen and women marched off towards Southsea's seafront D-Day Museum at the end of the ceremony.

The last surviving tank landing craft used at D-Day has arrived in Southsea as part of its move to a museum. LCT 7074 was restored at the Portsmouth Naval Base in a £4.7 million project and will ...

The last surviving tank landing craft used at D-Day has arrived in Southsea as part of its move to a museum. LCT 7074 was restored at the Portsmouth Naval Base in a £4.7 million project and will ...

The last surviving tank landing craft used at D-Day has arrived in Southsea as part of its move to a museum. LCT 7074 was restored at the Portsmouth Naval Base in a £4.7 million project and will ...