Presidential Message on the 81st Anniversary of D-Day, 2025

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  • rto
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    • Oct 2024
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    Presidential Message on the 81st Anniversary of D-Day, 2025

    In the pre-dawn hours of June 6, 1944, American and Allied forces stormed a 50-mile stretch of beach in Normandy, France, winning a crucial victory that turned the tide of World War II and changed the course of history. The largest amphibious invasion in history—Operation Overlord—was achieved through . . .

    In the pre-dawn hours of June 6, 1944, American and Allied forces stormed a 50-mile stretch of beach in Normandy, France, winning a crucial victory that


    Lest we foget.
  • 44044
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    • Oct 2024
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    They are almost all gone…

    The Greatest Generation

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    • 4thIDvet
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      • Oct 2024
      • 1755

      #3
      Originally posted by 44044
      They are almost all gone…

      The Greatest Generation
      Oh their still around but very few in numbers. Late 90 yrs. young and the ones I do see are in better shape than me. 😃

      Eisenhower 2.jpg D Day.webp

      Great story from last years D Day reunion. Brittan a WWII Army vet in a nursing home was told he could NOT go to the reunion he was to old and frail. He climbed out the window hitched a ride to the coast and caught a ride on a fishing trawler to the coast of France. Joining the celebration he made the national news when they found out what he had done and was treated like a royal guest.. 😄

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        Great story.
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