and william using the moment to remind their country and the world of the need for civic duty sacrifice, and the strength of allied cooperation. >> i am deeply honored to join you today, to recognize the bravery of all of those who participated in the d-day landings the start to the liberation of france and europe the led to victory of the allied powers. >> royal ties to the second world war are far from forgotten. keen not to be hidden during the war after bombs dropped on buckingham palace, that then king george the sixth and queen elizabeth decided to stay put in solidarity with those living through the blitz and adjust 19-years-old, a teenage princess, elizabeth, carried out her first public duties during the war joining the women's military training as a driver and mechanic former

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