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mr president. 80 years ago our nation and those which 80 years ago our nation and those which stood alongside us faced what my grandfather king george vi described as the supreme test. how 14 at we described as the supreme test. how 14 at we were and the entire free world 14 at we were and the entire free world that 14 at we were and the entire free world that a generation of men and women world that a generation of men and women in world that a generation of men and women in the united kingdom and other women in the united kingdom and other allied nations did not flinch when other allied nations did not flinch when the other allied nations did not flinch when the moment came to face that test. when the moment came to face that test on when the moment came to face that test on the when the moment came to face that test. 0n the beaches of normandy, in the seas test. 0n the beaches of normandy, in the seas beyond, and in the skies overhead, the seas beyond, and in