D-Day Anniversary in 2021

Anniversary of d day today,I wonder how they would think of today’s world? https://t.co/aECu0tePat

— John Reeves (@Spreaderone) June 6, 2021

48th wedding anniversary at ARIA on a stunning day in Sydney. Who’d have thought it - the number of years married ie, not the stunning Sydney day. https://t.co/oXHefjrbFT

— Joan Evatt (@Boeufblogginon) June 2, 2021

Today marks the 77th anniversary of D-Day, the invasion of Normandy. 160,000 allied forces braved the French coastline - this effort change the direction of WWII. We remember and honor their sacrifice. "We're here because of what they did". #DDay77 https://t.co/2SCT4n9ZyT https://t.co/0mYJihu2hz

— Mike Dugan (@mdugan30) June 6, 2021

“When you think through what the people that participated back in June of 44 went through — holy smokes” https://t.co/v8eyQCu46O

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) June 6, 2021

My entire life I worked, and prayed in hopes that God would bless me with someone half as wonderful as you. He blessed me beyond my wildest dreams. Happy anniversary @morgangriggs89! “I swear to God, every day. He won't take you away. Cause without you, babe, I’d lose my way” https://t.co/okr7hRA1xq

— Coach Dillon Griggs (@Coach_Griggs) June 4, 2021

President Joe Biden did not commemorate the 77th anniversary of D-Day on Sunday despite being active on social media. None of Biden’s Twitter accounts, @JoeBiden, @POTUS, or @WhiteHouse, made mention of one of America’s most notable military achievements. https://t.co/WNEonBBCAD

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) June 7, 2021

Join us on Sunday, June 6, to commemorate the 77th anniversary of D-Day and the 21st birthday of the Museum. https://t.co/uTYDIZq8J2 Closed captioning for this event is available here: https://t.co/4SOhvDuBUF

— National WWII Museum (@WWIImuseum) June 5, 2021