Known as Operation Neptune, there was one vital and monumental task that needed to happen to make D-Day successful. Before the assault forces could land on the Normandy beaches, a fleet of minesweeper flotilla had to check for and detonate the German mines that lay in the English channel. In the third part of our series, D-Day 75, Farmer Johns storm Juno Beach, 980 CJME's Sarah Mills tells the story of Harold Hague, a Regina man aboard a minesweeper.