Remembering the invasion that turned the tide of WWII
Clip: 6/6/2014 | 5m 27s
World leaders and veterans honor the invasion that turned the tide of WWII
It was a military assault unlike anything the world had ever seen: In 1944, well over 150,000 allied troops landed in France to fight the Nazis. On the 70th anniversary of D-Day, President Obama and other world leaders gathered at Normandy to salute the U.S. troops who stormed the shore and changed the course of the second World War. Judy Woodruff reports.
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Remembering the invasion that turned the tide of WWII
Clip: 6/6/2014 | 5m 27s
It was a military assault unlike anything the world had ever seen: In 1944, well over 150,000 allied troops landed in France to fight the Nazis. On the 70th anniversary of D-Day, President Obama and other world leaders gathered at Normandy to salute the U.S. troops who stormed the shore and changed the course of the second World War. Judy Woodruff reports.
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