The Making History Project will return to Normandy to attend the official international ceremony at Omaha Beach on June 6, 2024, for the 80th Anniversary of D-Day.
The 80th D-Day Anniversary will surely be an incredible event, with many heads of state and returning World War II Veterans in attendance. Due to their advancing age, this could be the last time such a gathering of World War II Veterans will be present.
As in years past, the Making History Project is honored to be part of the media documenting the event and securing interviews to preserve the Veterans’ memories. This will be the sixth time the Making History Project will be in Normandy for the June 6th anniversary.
The entire Normandy region is rich with history, museums, monuments, and relics from the battlefields. The local residents are incredibly friendly and grateful.
The ceremonies commemorating the fallen are respectful and dignified. Likewise, the final resting places for those who made the ultimate sacrifice are impactful.
While the place itself is sacred, from the beaches of Omaha to Utah, it is really the Veterans that make it special. Below are a few memorable photos from past trips to Normandy on June 6th:
If you know of a Veteran that will be in Normandy for the 80th Anniversary and they are interested in preserving their story for their family or future generations, please have them contact me.