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Arthur Rose, a World War II veteran, shared his experiences and emotions from the D-Day invasion during a ceremony in Normandy, France, marking its 82nd anniversary. He read a letter detailing his preparations, feelings of nervousness, and the chaotic environment leading up to the invasion.
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Arthur Rose, a World War II veteran, shared his experiences and emotions from the D-Day invasion during a ceremony in Normandy, France, marking its 82nd anniversary. He read a letter detailing his preparations, feelings of nervousness, and the chaotic environment leading up to the invasion.
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