Eighty years after D-Day, these lessons matter more than ever
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Each year, during the first days of June, my thoughts turn to my father. Eighty years ago, on June 6, 1944, he was one of approximately 150,000 Allied military personnel who participated in one of the most consequential moments of the Second World War in
Europe: the Normandy landings.
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