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On June 6, 1944, the Allies invaded German-occupied western Europe by way of Normandy, France, during World War II. It would become the turning point of

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On June 6, 1944, nylon parachutes helped drop Allied paratroopers onto the soil of France. It's likely that most of those men had never heard of Adeline Gray, but her courage and competence -- and the hard work of many other civilians and military support personnel -- had helped get them there.

1- June 7, 1944: US Army troops congregate around a signal post used by engineers on the site of a captured German bunker overlooking Omaha Beach after the D-Day landings near Saint Laurent sur Mer 2- Tourists walk past a former German bunker overlooking the D-Day landing zone on Omaha Beach

Amid emotional scenes, several hundred former soldiers, many proudly wearing their old uniforms emblazoned with medals, gathered to lay wreaths and remember fallen comrades.

With the Musée Airborne and other sites, Ste.-Mère-Église, a small town in Normandy, continues its reverence for a World War II battle.

There are many prominent WWII heroes and veterans who fought on the field of battle and lived to tell the tale. There are also heroes who manage to

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Royalty Free Pictures of the D-day invasion of France.