Saturday, June 6, 2020

THIS EVENING'S MUSIC - HOME FREE - "MY OLD MAN"

 

LAUGH FOR THE DAY - THE PURPOSE OF DALMATIANS

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY - REMEMBER

BRAIN TIME: LET'S PLAY DETECTIVE - THE CASE OF THE POISONOUS PILL

 

GROAN FOR THE DAY - THE STOLEN IDENTITY

A MOMENT IN HISTORY - JUNE 6, 1944

June 6, 1944, the United States made the largest landing in WW2 on the shores of France. 209,000 casualties of brave American and Allied men during the battle for Normandy. It forever changed Europe and changed the tide of the war. These photos were taken by Robert Capa, a Life photographer who was embedded with the US Army's First Infantry Division, and the only civilian photographer there. We honor the memories of the men who gave their lives to liberate Europe from the Nazi regime, and will be forever grateful for our Greatest Generation and their sacrifices to our amazing country.