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Remembering D-Day 78 years later
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In Normandy, France today they are celebrating the largest amphibious assault in history. On this day in 1944, the largest seaborne invasion in history occurred killing more than 4,400 troops. D-Day led to the liberation of Nazi-occupied France and eventually Hitler’s defeat in Europe. Today, we remember the lengths America took for freedom.June 6, 2022
