Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Every year, U.S. European Command Components and historic-lineage military units from the U.S. participate in the D-Day commemoration in the Normandy region of France. Due to COVID-19, the most disruptive global crisis since World War II, most D-Day 76 events/ceremonies are canceled this year. And while coronavirus has interrupted life around the world to an unprecedented degree, we continue the D-Day tradition by virtually honoring all the Allied forces who stood defiant against Nazi tyranny on land, at sea, and in the air 76 years ago. #TogetherWeRemember
Every year, U.S. European Command Components and historic-lineage military units from the U.S. participate in the D-Day commemoration in the Normandy region of France. Due to COVID-19, the most disruptive global crisis since World War II, most D-Day 76 events/ceremonies are canceled this year. And while coronavirus has interrupted life around the world to an unprecedented degree, we continue the D-Day tradition by virtually honoring all the Allied forces who stood defiant against Nazi tyranny on land, at sea, and in the air 76 years ago. #TogetherWeRemember
