D-Day Lest We Forget
When I was just 20 years of age, I took a semester off from college to visit Europe . One late Sunday night, north of Paris , I found myself nearing the Normandy Coast . I spotted a small cement building. I did not comprehend initially what the building was but later it occurred to me it was a “pill box”, a building built by German soldiers to protect them from the Allied Invasion. I had an eerie feeling about the place. That was 64 years ago. Today, on this anniversary, there is nothing in the press about D-Day, one of the most important events in this country in over 100 years. It is shameful. The invasion of Normandy was the invasion and establishment of Allied forces in Normandy , France during Operation Overload in World War II. It covers the initial landings on June 6, 1944 until the Allied breakout in mid-July. It was the largest seaborne invasion at the time, involving over 850,000 troops crossing the English Channel from the United Kingdom to Normandy by