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80 years later, D-Day vet looks back: We were the first on the line

Marvin E. Gilmore, who was 19 years old at the time, recalled "being African American, we were the first on the line."

United statesEnglish channelUnited kingdom generalUnited kingdomBryan cranstonTim holbertDwightd eisenhowerMarvine gilmore jrAmerican veterans center national memorial day paradeAmerican veterans centerGreat crusadeNazi occupied franceAfrican americanThird reichVeterans centerWorld war

80 years later, D-Day vet looks back: We were the first on the line

Marvin E. Gilmore, who was 19 years old at the time, recalled "being African American, we were the first on the line."

United statesEnglish channelUnited kingdom generalUnited kingdomDwightd eisenhowerMarvine gilmore jrBryan cranstonTim holbertAmerican veterans centerAmerican veterans center national memorial day paradeGreat crusadeNazi occupied franceAfrican americanThird reichVeterans centerWorld war

80 years later, D-Day vet looks back: We were the first on the line

Marvin E. Gilmore, who was 19 years old at the time, recalled "being African American, we were the first on the line."

United statesEnglish channelUnited kingdom generalUnited kingdomMarvine gilmore jrBryan cranstonTim holbertDwightd eisenhowerAmerican veterans center national memorial day paradeAmerican veterans centerGreat crusadeNazi occupied franceAfrican americanThird reichVeterans centerWorld war

80 years later, D-Day vet looks back: We were the first on the line

Marvin E. Gilmore, who was 19 years old at the time, recalled "being African American, we were the first on the line."

United statesUnited kingdomEnglish channelUnited kingdom generalTim holbertMarvine gilmore jrBryan cranstonDwightd eisenhowerAmerican veterans center national memorial day paradeAmerican veterans centerGreat crusadeNazi occupied franceAfrican americanThird reichVeterans centerWorld war

In France, D-Day evokes both the joys of liberation and the pain of Normandy s 20,000 civilian dead – Chico Enterprise-Record

The 80th anniversary this week of D-Day brings mixed emotions for French survivors of the Battle of Normandy. They remain grateful for their liberation from Nazi occupation in World War II but cannot forget its steep cost in French lives.

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