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near the national bridge training site in new york. the cadets involved were seniors with the class of 2020. no word yet on the cause of this crash. this week we follow the life-changing journey of world war ii veteran jack gutman as he returned to normandy for the first time since he served on d-day as he looked upon the rows of white crosses he saluted and he wept for those he served alongside. the man he wished he could have saved. it was one of the many moving moments as our nation pays tribute to the brotherhood of selfless, humble and incredibly brave man who rested all for us. jack is one of them. i wrote a piece about him that is posted on foxnews.com. i hope you ll take a look at it. earlier today i spoke exclusively with the secretary of the army about what this day means for him and the soldiers of today. i should venture that at this point we were not aware of the accident. let s watch.
[laughing]. we are looking forward to a great trip. my son and myself. i am excited. a little mixed emotions, but i will tell you what, i am going to have a good time. nice! we are finally on the plane ready to go. are you ready? [inaudible]. martha: jack is a special man. we got to know him. he reached the cemetery today. a place he had never been. he hasn t been back since he was here in the war. i spoke to jack and his son craig with a paratrooper named
approved. but their sacrifice, effort and courage every bit as nobel and every bit worth celebrating. there are a lot of great generations. we keep turning them out in this amazing country. martha: point well taken. thank you. one veteran is returning to normandy. 93-year-old navy jack gutman who came here from california. he s been documenting his entire trip with help from his son craig. . i have my tag all set. [inaudible]. i need the passport now to go back to france. 75 years ago i didn t need a passport. they let me right in without it.
i don t know what wave i was. i was a private and you do what you are told. that was my job every day. working every day with the bodies. 75,000 in 17 temporary cemeteries. until we got to germany, we had the last cemetery there and it was the end of the war. jack, tell me your role on d-day. which division you were with? we thought it would be a cake-walk. because we were coming in later in the day. it started early. we came 3 or 4 hours later. one of the problems is that unfortunately there was a horrible thing we came into. we saw the bodies laying around. my job was a medic to patch up the wounded and evacuate them.
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