Drafter of WW II D-Day Plans Recounts Her Experience, Part 2

June 6th, 2013

Helen Denton was a member of the Women’s Army Corps (WACS) assigned to General Eisenhower’s London command during World War II.

Her specific responsibility was to type the detailed instructions for the invasion of France, D-Day.

In Part 2 of a conversation that first aired in 2007, WABE’s Steve Goss asks her how long it took to prepare the battle plans.A conversation with Helen Denton

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