295K views · 10K reactions | This week, U.S. WWII veterans returned to Normandy. They walked the beaches they once stormed. They reunited with their fallen comrades-in-arms. They shared their stories. Thank you will never be enough. It was an honor to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Thank you to everyone who joined us for #DDay80. | American Battle Monuments Commission | Facebook

107K views · 4.6K reactions | A warm welcome home at Logan Airport Sunday as four WWII veterans returned from Normandy, France. | Boston 25 News | Facebook

Looking down on Omaha Beach from WN-62. #OmahaBeach #DDay #Normandy #WWII #OperationOverlord #BattleOfNormandy #NeverForget #HonorTheFallen #WalkAmongHeroes #FreedomIsntFree #WWIIHistory #AmericanHeroes #HistoryMatters #LestWeForget #MilitaryHistory #AlliedForces #RememberDDay #WW2Memorial #HeroesOfWWII #NormandyBeaches | Walk Among Heroes

Omaha Beach and WN-62 from the water. You can see German bunkers on the hillside. #OmahaBeach #WN62 #Normandy #DDay #OperationOverlord #WWII #WorldWarIIHistory #WWIIHeroes #WWIIVeterans #GermanBunkers #BattleOfNormandy #June61944 #MilitaryHistory | Walk Among Heroes

WN 60 (Widerstandsneste 60) a German strongpoint in Normandy. One of three posts in the village of Colleville-sur-Met opposite Omaha beach. The defences included 2x 75mm guns, 1x 20cm anti-aircraft guns, 2x 50mm mortars , 1x R35 tank turret and several flamethrowers. #military #WWII | The Challenger