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 ...

They remember because the young medic was just a kid, a 15-year-old who used his brother’s driver’s license to fake his way into the Army. And they remember because how could you ever f… ...

The very personal stories of several veterans are shared as they return to Omaha Beach and witness the legacy of their acts of courage and determination on June 6, 1944.

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 ...

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.

He just finished his 29th documentary on World War II, this one narrated by Tom Brokaw. For his first in 2006, he flew five D-Day vets from Rhode Island back to Normandy. And now he says he wants ...

MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP — “Horrendous” was the word that best described the carnage of Omaha Beach on D-Day. It was around 6:30 a.m. on June 6, 1944 and Henry Ferri was going in on the initial ...

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 ...

The carnage on Omaha Beach was some of the worst of the war, yet it could have been infinitely worse. As dawn broke that fateful morning, tens of thousands of German troops, ...