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Cecil Newton, One of the Last D-Day Veterans, Dies Peacefully at 101

Newton, a 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards trooper who landed at Gold Beach in 1944, leaves behind a legacy of courage and commemoration.

Canada Honors Veterans with Nationwide Remembrance Day Ceremonies

D-Day Veteran George Chandler Passes Away at 99

Black WWII Medic Waverly Woodson Jr. Posthumously Honored with Distinguished Service Cross

House Lawmakers Parachute into Normandy to Mark 80th D-Day Anniversary