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   How many soldiers died in D-Day Normandy?

   • June 6 marks the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Normandy invasion. I just had the privilege of visiting the beaches and the Normandy American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, where rows of crosses, sprinkled with stars of David, are the resting place for 9,387 of our soldiers killed in battle.

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   Will King & Queen's D-Day 80th anniversary events go ahead?

   • The King and Queen's D-Day 80th anniversary appearances in Portsmouth and Normandy in June are expected to go ahead as scheduled. However, other events in the carefully planned forthcoming royal diaries will be affected.

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   Did the French of Normandy forget the 2,500 Americans?

   • Unlike too many of us, the French of Normandy have not forgotten the 2,500 Americans who never made it home from D-Day, or the grit and grace of those like Bill Casassa, who insists that he’s “just one of the ones who survived.” “I never expected to live,” Bill Casassa told Melinda Henneberger.

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   Did D-Day paratroopers have to consider themselves dead before fighting?

   • I asked Casassa whether he felt, as the D-Day paratroopers depicted in the 2001 miniseries “ Band of Brothers ” told historian Stephen Ambrose, that they had to consider themselves dead already to really be able to fight. Yes, he said: “When it’s really bad, you’re dead already, so you’ve got nothing to lose.”

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   12 hours ago · The King and Queen's D-Day 80th anniversary appearances in Portsmouth and Normandy in June are expected to go ahead as scheduled. However, other events in the carefully planned forthcoming royal ...

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   12 hours ago · The King and Queen will reportedly still carry out scheduled D-Day 80th anniversary appearances in Portsmouth and Normandy in June, according to Sky News. But further diary events will be subject ...

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   12 hours ago · Today’s protesters support a vile terrorist organization and likely couldn’t pass a basic history test about Israel. ... June 6 marks the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Normandy invasion ...

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   12 hours ago · Most of the 6,500 veterans the nonprofit has buried served between World War I and the Vietnam era, Gerspach says, though some date back to the Revolutionary War era. Veterans like Alvin Pugh, who are mistakenly labeled “unclaimed,” happen occasionally, Gerspach says. Mostly, though, they have lost all ties to family.

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