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About 500 strangers attended D-Day veteran James McCue's funeral.
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Video Features 3-D Simulation of D-Day Harbor
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Helen Miller, Pioneering WAAC in World War II, Dies at 96
Miller helped to plot the position of Allied fighter planes on missions to Europe, including the Normandy invasion.
Twin Brothers Reunited 74 Years After WWII Death at Normandy
Julius Heinrich Otto "Henry" Pieper, his identity recovered, was laid to rest beside his twin brother in Normandy.
Freeing a Continent: Airborne Forces on D-Day
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‘Tactical Surprise’: The D-Day Amphibious Assault at Utah Beach
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D-Day 74: Jumping to Honor Greatest Generation
"As I prepared for this jump, it brought me back to how complicated it must have been for our allied teams to do this jump 74...
Veterans, Families Mark 74 Years Since Allied D-Day Landings
Gusts of wind blew through a heavy mist as relatives and others paid respects at the American cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer.
Plane that Led Normandy Invasion Discovered, Restored
Lost for 70 years, the C-47 aircraft was accidentally discovered in 2015 at a junkyard in Oshkosh, Wis.
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