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And given the advancements in technology, mankind will never see a manned landing of its scale ever again.

Humbly I would say D-Day was the height of human bravery and struggle. Hiroshima and Nagasaki were the low point. America's enduring shame.

And the reckless child in the WH is blowing up foreign policy, and military strategies via friggin' Twitter. On the anniversary of D Day.

Two facts about DJT on D Day: 1. Heel spur deferments. 2. Denigrating an American hero for "getting caught." A coward and a fraud.

The logistics involved in D-Day are unsurpassable in a multiplicity of assessed factual totals.

As Churchill stated, America finally did the right thing. My father a WW2 Marine. He never talked about it but was proud of his service.

June 6, 1944 was the most important day of the 20th century.

And POTUS tweets BS this morning...what a twit