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Return to Normandy: A day of celebration and remembrance

The day was a celebration of liberation at the Overlord Museum with people from across the globe lined up for a chance to meet a WWII veteran and thank them for their service.

After signing countless autographs, the veterans enjoyed a ride on World War II-era vehicles to Omaha Beach, where they laid roses to remember comrades who lost their lives on those shores.

Return to Normandy 2024 - Celebration and Remembrance
On June 7, the WWII veterans signed autographs and rode on WWII-era vehicles to Omaha Beach to lay roses in honor of comrades who lost their lives on those shores.
June 7 was a celebration of liberation at the Overlord Museum with people from across the globe lined up for a chance to meet a WWII veteran and thank them for their service.
After signing countless autographs, the veterans enjoyed a ride on World War II-era vehicles to Omaha Beach, where they laid roses to remember comrades who lost their lives on those shores.
After signing countless autographs, the veterans enjoyed a ride on World War II-era vehicles to Omaha Beach, where they laid roses to remember comrades who lost their lives on those shores.
After signing countless autographs, the veterans enjoyed a ride on World War II-era vehicles to Omaha Beach, where they laid roses to remember comrades who lost their lives on those shores.
After signing countless autographs, the veterans enjoyed a ride on World War II-era vehicles to Omaha Beach, where they laid roses to remember comrades who lost their lives on those shores.
After signing countless autographs, the veterans enjoyed a ride on World War II-era vehicles to Omaha Beach, where they laid roses to remember comrades who lost their lives on those shores.
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