The Free World Must Never Forget D-Day

"In the evening of June 6, 1944, more than 5,000 ships carrying the largest fleet of 150,000 soldiers left South England and entered the invasion of Normandy." - The New York Times [Document I] 1943 In the spring of the year, US ship began to arrive in Great Britain in large quantity. Some troops saw fighting in North Africa and Sicily but for the most part they could not be tested from North American training camps.

I will never forget 3,000 Americans who died that day. I will never forget the English screen of the Queen of England. Stand on St. Paul's Cathedral and sing "beautiful beauty". We will never forget the image before the collapse of the tower, the sky is raining. I will never forget that those Pentagon workers will enter the burning building to help their colleagues. I will never forget New York police and NYFD heroes They have entered a situation that is destined to fail at least to hope to save one's life. Todd Beamer, Tom Burnett will not forget. Cee Cee Williams, Sandra Bradshaw, and 93 other passengers kept our rest from the same fate of the other three aircraft in the day.

One thing in this world will never be forgotten. If you forget everything else and do not forget it, you do not need to worry; if you remember to do everything and do not remember everything but forget about one thing, I will not do anything. (4) As the king sent you to carry out certain missions in the country. You will experience hundreds of other tasks, but if you do not carry out that particular task in a country you've been doing, you do not seem to do anything. So human beings enter the world for a specific job, this is his aims; if he does not do, he does nothing. (Five)

On December 7, 1941 and September 11, 2001, all Americans must never forget that day - humble days will always remind the reality of the evil present in this world at all times . But for us, they are also a perfect day, we are determined to gather together and to unite humanity together. My only wish, my only wish, and my wish is to have the same determination that these same words will be used for other evils in our land. As you can see, on 9th September and Pearl Harbor, if we forget these tragedies, we can not only insult people who lost their lives but they can leave room for another once again.