and tens of thousands of others would suffer wounds. i ve walked on those beaches. i stood at attention at the flag ceremony and the u.s. cemetery in normandy. few moments have ever caused me to reflect more soberly on the sacrifice of those brave men than to see thousands of graves lined up ever so neatly in the well-kept cemetery. there was nothing neat or orderly on june 6th, 1944. it was chaos. despite a wall of gunfire coming at them, those young americans kept coming off those boats and moved forward. it was the turning point in the defeat of hitler and his nazi murder machine. those incredible boys of-point dehock as president reagan described them came home to create the greatest period of posterity in our nation. they raised families, they bought homes, they worked hard. they never whined about what they had to sacrifice to make
beaches. and tens of thousands of others would suffer wounds. i ve walked on those beaches. i stood at attention at the flag ceremony and the u.s. cemetery in normandy. few moments have ever caused me to reflect more soberly on the sacrifice of those brave men than to see thousands of graves lined up ever so neatly in the well-kept cemetery. there was nothing neat or orderly on june 6th, 1944. it was chaos. despite a wall of gunfire coming at them, those young americans kept coming off those boats and moved forward. it was the turning point in the defeat of hitler and his nazi murder machine. those incredible boys of-point dehock as president reagan described them came home to create the greatest period of posterity in our nation. they raised families, they bought homes, they worked hard. they never whined about what they had to sacrifice to make
and tens of thousands of others would suffer wounds. i have walked on those beaches. i stood at attention at the flag ceremony at the u.s. cemetery in normandy. few moments have ever caused me to reflect more soberly on the sacrifice of those brave men than to see thousands of graves lined up ever so neatly. but there was nothing neat or orderly on june 6th, 1944. it was chaos. and despite a wall of gun fire coming at them, those americans kept coming off those boats and moved forward. it was the turning point in the defeat of hitler and his nazi murder machine. those incredible boys as president reagan described them came home to create the greatest period of prosperity in the history of our nation. they raised families, bought homes, they worked hard, but they never whined about what they had to sacrifice to make
and tens of thousands of others would suffer wounds. i ve walked on those beaches. i stood at attention at the flag ceremony and the u.s. cemetery in normandy. few moments have ever caused me to reflect more soberly on the sacrifice of those brave men than to see thousands of graves lined up ever so neatly in the well-kept cemetery. there was nothing neat or orderly on june 6th, 1944. it was chaos. despite a wall of gunfire coming at them, those young americans kept coming off those boats and moved forward. it was the turning point in the defeat of hitler and his nazi murder machine. those incredible boys of-point dehock as president reagan described them came home to create the greatest period of posterity in our nation. they raised families, they bought homes, they worked hard. they never whined about what they had to sacrifice to make america a country where there
beaches. and tens of thousands of others would suffer wounds. i ve walked on those beaches. i stood at attention at the flag ceremony and the u.s. cemetery in normandy. few moments have ever caused me to reflect more soberly on the sacrifice of those brave men than to see thousands of graves lined up ever so neatly in the well-kept cemetery. there was nothing neat or orderly on june 6th, 1944. it was chaos. despite a wall of gunfire coming at them, those young americans kept coming off those boats and moved forward. it was the turning point in the defeat of hitler and his nazi murder machine. those incredible boys of-point dehock as president reagan described them came home to create the greatest period of posterity in our nation. they raised families, they bought homes, they worked hard. they never whined about what they had to sacrifice to make