D-Day veteran Fred Harris died at Basildon Hospital in March at the age of 90.
He made several combat jumps during World War II, including into Normandy as part of D-Day.
When the time came for Marshall to appoint the man to run D-Day Inc.
Eisenhower talking to the men of the 101st Airborne on the eve of D-Day.
D-Day was a resounding success, and Eisenhower led the Allies to victory in World War II.
Ambrose became the moving force behind the creation of the National D-Day Museum in New Orleans.
D-day would never come that they would never have to buy weapons and fight for their homes.
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Mr Obama has agreed to return to France to commemorate the 65th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy.
As the 60th anniversary celebrations of the D-Day landings approach on June 6th, deep political Franco-American differences remain.
General Eisenhower, for instance, had words ready in case the D-Day landings failed.
"Three of them were on the beaches for the D-Day Invasion, " Porter said.
The Allied D-Day invasion, Harvey reveals, hinged on a stolen map of the Germans' secret network of underwater defenses.
The police raids on the Giro d'Italia at San Remo on 6 June was another "D-Day" for the sport.
He will later visit Germany, and then France for a D-Day commemoration ceremony.
The Republicans have chosen to retreat for now and delay D-day until May.
Presumably, he wears it on debate nights, the way some veterans get out their old Eisenhower jackets on D-day anniversaries.
With limitless funds from Washington, these Hollywood magicians could surely produce simulated mayhem more spectacular than Pearl Harbor or D-Day.
"Evil"--as Obama accurately described the Third Reich in his D-Day speech this past Saturday--has visited the world in the past.
His luck ran out three days before D-Day in June 1944 when the Lancaster bomber he was piloting was shot down.
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Ambrose hit his stride when he began his work on D-Day June 6, 1944: The Climactic Battle of World War II.
On his way to the 65th D-Day commemorations in France, President Obama plans a curious stop-over in Germany, my home country.
D-Day is the best-remembered event of Britain's second world war, a preference that exemplifies the nation's esteem for improvisation and making-do.
During World War II, the deep water at Dittisham was used to provide safe anchorage for boats preparing for the D-Day Landings.
But he showed up every day, and his work was so impressive it led to his appointment as the CEO of D-Day.
The National D-Day Museum reopened in December, and the New Orleans Museum of Art should open its doors again on March 3.
In 1944, the British Broadcasting Corporation aired a coded message intended to warn the French resistance that the D-Day invasion was imminent.
Their immediate job was to work with the local Maquis to cause as much disruption as possible before D-day five weeks later.
She worked for British Special Operations and was parachuted into France in April 1944 before D-Day to deliver weapons to French Resistance fighters.
The first minster began by sending the Parliament's best wishes to the D-Day veterans who left Scotland that morning to go to Normandy.
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