Early on the morning of June 6, 1944, soldiers, sailors and airmen began the largest amphibious operation at that time to free Europe. The next 24 hours began what was to be a major turning point in World War II. More than 10,000 were killed or wounded in the fight.
While remembering those who participated, let's not forget there were other D-Days before the victory over Japan ended the war.
While remembering those who participated, let's not forget there were other D-Days before the victory over Japan ended the war.
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