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Thursday marks 80 years since D-Day.Thousands of the United State's bravest stormed the beaches at Normandy and turned the tide of workd War 2.Many people aroun
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Richard Norris was one of thousands of Canadians who fought at D-Day, the beginning of the 77-day Battle of Normandy and the start of the liberation of France.
yogi bera was a d-day veteran in the navy to all of these legends and so precious, those moments with them and how much they inspire all of us. you see how hungry people are for these great stories. you see the feeling today. you see just our youtube channel alone people watching these stories directly from these heroes. you just again brings us a feeling and moment that brings us all together still 80 years later. dana: if someone is watching today and have a loved one, grandfather or grandmother who was a participant in the war or served in the war and they wanted to be a part of what you are doing so they can make sure these stories are heard and told and preserved for history, how would they do that? visit american veterans center.org. we re really, as i say truly an obsession in capturing the last great stories from world war ii. we would love to hear from them. dana: tim, thank you so much. what an incredible work you do and how rewarding, too.