US Edition‘Cry without shame’: Emotions run deep at 40th D-Day anniversary
- In 1984, Sainte-Mère-Église hosted veterans and community members who gathered to commemorate four decades since the D-Day airborne assault.
- The commemoration occurred because veterans who participated wanted to honor the historic operation and its sacrifices.
- Reenactments of the airborne drop evoked vivid memories and bittersweet emotions among both French and American attendees.
- One veteran reflected that looking at the sky brought back memories of that perilous morning, while another expressed that Sainte-Mère-Église is a place where former servicemen feel free to openly express their emotions.
- The event highlighted the lasting emotional impact of the war and reinforced Sainte-Mère-Église’s role as a place of remembrance and healing.
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