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Soldiers (Doughboys)from the American Expeditionary Forces of the United States Armed Forces lining up for food and drink at a Salvation Army tent behind the front lines of the Western Front in north east of France circa mid 1918. (Photo by FPG/Archive Photos/Getty Images)

The Salvation Army’s History With D-Day And Donut Day

Donut Day occurs on the first Friday of June each year to celebrate and honor The Salvation Army lassies, who served donuts to troops during World War I.

US soldiers maintain their position and do their laundry after taking control of a German bunker located on the Cherbourg peninsula, in June 1944, following the Allied landings in Normandy. The invasion of Normandy was launched on June 6, 1944, with the simultaneous landing of American, Canadian and British forces spread across five separate beachheads in Normandy. Also called Operation Overlord, this massive military operation was a major success for Allied troops, allowing them to break through the Wehrmacht defenses and force their way to Paris in August 1944. (Photo by US National Archives / AFP) (Photo by -/US National Archives/AFP via Getty Images)

World War II Veteran Shares D-Day Memories

A World War II veteran who survived the invasion of Normandy on D-Day opens up about his experience. One America’s Jericho Dancel has more.

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How Prayer Won D-Day

Historical Spotlight

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‘Reagan Legacy Foundation’ President on Remembering D-Day

with Michael Reagan