Join us for our
D-Day 44 Challenge
Join Team Combat Stress and take on our D-Day 44 Challenge!
On the anniversary of the D-Day landings, come with us to Normandy to race across its historic beaches, finishing at the iconic Pegasus Bridge.
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Choose the distance
Choose one of three challenges - a 22-mile walk, a 22-mile run or a 44-mile ultra-run. All challenges take place on 6 June 2025 and finish at Pegasus Bridge
Raise vital funds
Share your fundraising page and spread the word! Get your family and friends to sponsor your challenge and raise vital funds in support of veterans' mental health. Option 1: £1400 fundraising target. Option 2: £650 self funded with a £750 fundraising target.
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THE CHALLENGE
Taking place between 5-8th June in Normandy, France. This four-day package includes return transport from London, three-nights’ accommodation, all meals, including a pasta party the night before and full medical and event support.
There is a 22-mile walk, a 22-mile run and a 44-mile ultra-run to choose from. Participants choose their distance and their fundraising option.
The route starts at the Pointe du Hoc. This is where Colonel Rudder led an elite group of 200 rangers up the chalk cliffs using ropes and ladders. After dispatching the German sentries at the top of the cliff, their mission was to find and destroy large battery guns. This action was crucial as these large guns were capable of firing shells several miles out to sea and would therefore have claimed many men’s lives who would be arriving at Utah beach the following morning. After destroying the guns, but alerting a large German infantry force, Colonel Rudder and his men fought bravely with their backs to the sea.
THE COST
Option 1 (Minimum Sponsorship) - You pay a £170 registration fee and agree to raise a minimum £1400 sponsorship. We ask that 50% of the fundraising target is raised by 25 March 2025.
Option 2 (Own Place) - You pay a £170 registration fee, plus £650 for the balance of the tour costs. You agree to raise a minimum of £750.
