D-Day Marks its 67th Anniversary
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D-Day Marks its 67th Anniversary
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http://www.longislandpress.com/2011/...h-anniversary/
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Today marks the 67th anniversary, and as a response millions of Americans look back and remember the valor and courage of all those who participated in this dynamic moment in history. They were everyday men who became American heroes.
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The guy in the picture with the dark hair is the wife's grandfather. Still kicking. Pic at the D-Day museum in New Orleans.
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