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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums2501
Number of American KIA on 6 June 1944.
As a veteran, and on their behalf, I would like to say go to hell to Trump and his fascist regime.
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kairos12
9 hrs ago
OP
I can't imagine the terror they felt wading onto the beach, walking ducks under fierce Nazi fire.
generalbetrayus
6 hrs ago
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SidneyR
(241 posts)1. Every year on this day I watch the opening scene of "Private Ryan."
Loud and full screen, just to remind me of the sacrifices made. Drives me practically to tears every time.
paleotn
(22,915 posts)2. Never, ever forget.
the longest day.
calimary
(91,101 posts)3. We must NEVER be allowed to forget.
That longest day. That loss of precious lives. That ultimate sacrifice - made in one moment by those actually THERE as well as those who waited at home, keeping a vigil, hoping and praying against all odds for a loved ones return and NOT neatly packaged in a box.
We MUST NEVER forget. NEVER. NOT EVER!!!
homegirl
(2,015 posts)4. Every day, on this day..
I remember taking my six year old sister to our church to pray. I was nine, and eight decades later I still weep...
generalbetrayus
(2,020 posts)5. I can't imagine the terror they felt wading onto the beach, walking ducks under fierce Nazi fire.

KS Toronado
(23,979 posts)6. 82 years ago............
