National Geographic - June 2002

Features:

Untold Stories of D-Day: A grand how, top secret maps, and live-ammunition rehearsals set the stage for June 6, 1944, when 200,000 soldiers stormed Normandy's beaches to help free Europe. - Thomas B. Allen

Saluting the Troops: Tiny Bedford, Virginia, lost 19 sons on D-Day, a sacrifice honoured in a new national memorial. - Cliff Tarpy, Photographs by O. Louis Mazzatenta

Great Northern Forest: The reality of this immense boreal land grows ever harsher as a resource-hungry world gnaws its edges. - Fen Montaigne. Photographs by Peter Essick

Beast of the Boreal: Enter the deep forests of Finland and meet the misunderstood wolverine: shy, playful, and opportunistic. - Tom O'Neill. Photographs by Antti Leinonen

Jamestown: What happened to this early English settlement in the New World? Graves and a fort site provide surprising new clues. - Karen E. Lange. Photographs by Ira Block

Long Road Home: An American photojournalist and her Islamic translator forge a friendship on Afghanistan's front lines. - Lois Raimondo

Andes Empires: Building grand cities, temples, and roads, two powerful pre-Inca empires ruled the region. - Virginia Morell. Photographs by Kenneth Garrett

ZipUSA: Ames, Iowa: "Quiet!" can only be shouted after-hours in a mega college dorm awash in high-decibel music and video games. - Hillel J. Hoffmann. Photographs by Scott Houston

Format: Magazine

Inscribed: N

Pages: 138

Publisher: National Geographic

Publication Date: June 2002

ISBN: not disclosed

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