Now, a new documentary will immerse viewers into the action of that ... a soldier who filmed the landing on Omaha Beach in northwestern France, which saw the most casualties of all of the five beaches ...

Here’s a look at the man behind the camera on Omaha Beach and what to expect when you’re watching D-Day: The Camera Soldier.. Who was Richard Taylor? Richard Taylor was born in Iowa in 1907 ...

Plana and Post currently reside in Normandy – in the heart of the D-Day battle sites – just ten minutes from Omaha Beach, where they operate World War II Veterans’ Memories, a tour company.

World War II Memories: From Omaha Beach to Vienna tells the compelling story of Joseph Gorra, who gives a first-hand account of what it was like to be part of the first wave of soldiers to land on ...

The PBS special The Eyes of The World: From D Day to VE Day tells a perspective of the final months of World War II as never seen before.

On June 6, 1944, Omaha — whose name was designated by the U.S. military — was a 5-mile stretch of crescent-shaped beach and bluffs guarding the Normandy coast.

A medal richly deserved but long denied to an African American combat medic wounded on Omaha Beach in the D-Day landings has been tenderly laid on the hallowed sands where he saved lives and shed ...

World War II veteran Steven Melnikoff, who bravely stormed Omaha Beach, made a triumphant return to honor his brothers in arms on the 80th anniversary of D-Day. The 104-year-old veteran sat down ...

On June 6, 1944, Omaha — whose name was designated by the U.S. military — was a 5-mile stretch of crescent-shaped beach and bluffs guarding the Normandy coast.