Both my grandfathers were in the Army during WWII, one helping to build the atom bomb and the other fighting in France and Germany. You can read the latter's story here.

Omaha Beach

The American Cemetery

Memorial tokens left at the British and Commonwealth War Graves in Bayeux, France

Arromanches, Normandy, France - many of the store fronts were decorated with similar messages of appreciation.
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Your photo of the American Cemetery is lovely. I hope to visit in the spring, once the weather is nice again.
All of that stuff is well worth visiting. Don't miss Pointe du Hoc (not far from the American cemetery)
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