D-Day 80th anniversary: Fallen remembered with 1,475 silhouette statues
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- čas přidán 29. 03. 2024
- British servicemen who were killed on D-Day will be remembered through a series of handmade silhouette statues.
Artist Dan Barton has led a team of volunteers on the For Your Tomorrow project, which features 1,475 silhouettes as Sky's Daniel Henry explains.
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D-Day should be a national holiday; this historical event is so significant that it should never be forgotten.
The Battle of Britain was more important to us British and more fitting for a national holiday.
The Germans were already losing and in retreat well before D-Day.
I hadn't realised each one is different. That's fantastic.
Brilliant idea. Now we need schools to place this day in their calendars to show our kids what sacrifice was made.
I was looking at some of my home town war records from ww1 and ww2 and 3 brothers died together on the same day in the same battle under the same gun fight, also that day where those 3 brothers parents lived their next door neibour's son also got killed same day in a different warzone... i sat and just thought about the pain that street must have felt that day.... at ease hero's r.i.p
Seen them a few weeks ago in France.
Teach this in schools, not black history month.
Already being taught in schools
Fighting in Normandy was the bloodiest the US and UK faced in WWII I believe. Not so much the beaches but the French countryside, the hedgerows were ideal cover.
The end of an era…
Men of the west; what we have, what our forefathers created is worth fighting for. It deserves our love, protection and admiration.
Happy Easter
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It must have been scary being a soldier storming the beaches of Normandy.
But it must have been even more terrifying being a crab or seagull.
Stupid and childish comment
Never again, we need to rejoin the EU peace project, and work together again as soon as possible.
There is no EU peace project!!
Yes we need to rejoin the eu
@@rightherethereeverywheredon't talk utter rubbish
Dont care