“It is a moving recording with the memories of these old soldiers, sailors and airmen as fresh and vivid to them now as the experiences were in 1944. The veterans making a last crossing in commemoration are a very representative cross section of the personnel who took part in D-Day. Their collected accounts provide a unique and valuable picture seen through the eyes of those participated. There is no academic interpretation to dilute the accounts and this record will provide first hand knowledge to later generations. This is a great tribute to the courage of all those who took part in D-Day. A great value DVD filled with pride, modesty, emotion, comradeship.”

Firetrench

This moving DVD follows a group veterans in their 80s and 90s as they travel by ferry from Portsmouth to revisity sites such as Pegasus Bridge, meeting old comrades and sharing their experiences along the way. The result is a mixture of travelogue and oral history, deservedly preserved on film by pen and Sword. The veterans relive the past with dignity, courage and indeed humour in this one-hour film. The warm welcome they receive from the people of Normandy speaks volumes. A wonderful watch for any history enthusiast

Your Family Tree, October 2011

This DVD follows a group of veterans, including a large number who served with the 6th Airborne Division, making what may well be their final pilgrimage to the battlefields of Normandy. Each gives a vivid, sobering and gripping account of his experiences on the 6th June 1944.

Pegasus Archive - Mark Hickman

Utterly compelling - the dignity of the men who took part in the Normandy landings has to be seen to be believed, and their actions during those fateful times must never be forgotten. This is one way of remembering them. Superb quality footage.

Books Monthly- August 2011