normandy, france tuesday good afternoon everybody in martha maccallum and missus the story live from the american cemetery in normandy france where tomorrow we will commemorate the 80th anniversary of operation overlord, d-day, was in 150,000 allied forces landed on the beaches here to turn back the nazi hold on to europe. later this hour, another cure of world war ii. 96-year-old ronald roll do, i just 16 he found a way around the navies age requirement, bravely fighting and surviving injuries as a teenage boy. he says you comes to normandy because of the friends that he lost and also because of some of the nightmares he still has about his fallen hero buddies. people might think you re squarely when you talk about of the guys to back up from the grave but it s realistic to me and i m just lucky. a lot of the guys were not as lucky as i was. and i appreciate every day of it and i honor all the guys in the pacific theatre, m. just honored my brothers over here. martha:
american cemetery here in normandy. thanks to the work over the nonprofit organization operation benjamin which has been led by lieutenant nathan bosco will be buried in his rightful restingplace, here, alongside his fellow heroes the next month. s body, at 28 years old, was dumped into a mass grave essentially with how many german soldiers? fifty-one, they were not separable so they were old jumbled together. at this man who gave his life in service of the united states, as they were fighting to the forces of nazi germany, where we know millions of jewish people were killed in concentration camps, this young american jewish lieutenant spent decades after the war mingled with the