REMILLY CODE NAME: TITANIC IV: THE UNTOLD SAS D-DAY MISSION

The Untold SAS D-Day Mission

In the shadows of the Normandy landings, a small team of elite soldiers risked everything to change the course of history.

On June 6, 1944, SAS officer Norman Harry Poole and his men parachuted into occupied France as part of Operation Titanic IV a daring deception mission designed to divert German forces away from Omaha and Utah beaches. With just six men, 200 dummy parachutists, and no hope of rescue, their task was essentially a suicide mission.

Against overwhelming odds, Poole and his team joined forces with the French Resistance in the small village of Remilly sur Lozon. Together, they carried out acts of sabotage, rescued stranded paratroopers, and outwitted relentless German patrols. But every act of defiance came at a cost the villagers faced brutal reprisals, betrayals, and heartbreaking losses.

Drawing from firsthand accounts, memoirs, and newly uncovered testimonies, Remilly tells the gripping story of courage, sacrifice, and survival on the front lines of D-Day. It is both a military history and a deeply human portrait of ordinary people swept into extraordinary events.

Perfect for readers of military history, WWII memoirs, and true stories of resistance, this book uncovers a chapter of the war that remained in the shadows for decades.

A story of deception, bravery, and the unbreakable spirit of freedom told at last.