06/06/2026
On June 6, 1944, the U.S. and other Allied forces launched the D-Day attack—the largest amphibious invasion in history—storming the beaches of Normandy and turning the tide of World War II.
We remember the thousands who gave their lives that day, 82 years later, and we honor all who served in World War II—on the front lines and on the home front—whose courage secured the freedoms we know today.