🇫🇷 Never Forget What Happened on the Normandy Beaches 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇨🇦

🇫🇷 D-Day Remembrance Ceremony | June 6, Normandy Beaches Tribute | WWII Poem Honoring the Fallen 🇺🇸

On this day, June 6th, we pause to remember the brave young men who stormed the beaches of Normandy in 1944. This moving video captures the powerful images of today’s D-Day remembrance ceremony held on the same sands where thousands of soldiers gave their lives during World War II to fight for freedom, peace, and the future we now enjoy.

Through solemn footage, and modern-day tributes, we honor the memory of those who never came home. Accompanied by an original spoken word poem, this tribute gives voice to our collective gratitude — and our responsibility — to never forget their sacrifice.

📜 Featured Poem: “For the Boys Who Never Came Home”
(Excerpt from the full spoken word performance in the video)

They were young—so young—barely grown,
Torn from quiet streets they’d known.
From farms and schools, from work and play,
They sailed to war… so far away.

...And here, where poppies gently sway,
And children laugh… where young men lay…
We promise this… beneath the sky:
To live the life… for which they died.

🎖️ What You’ll See in This Video:

Footage from the June 6th D-Day remembrance ceremony on the beaches of Normandy, France

Emotional spoken word poetry honoring the fallen heroes of WWII

Visuals of modern-day visitors, and the lasting legacy of those who gave everything

Reflections on the true cost of freedom and the importance of protecting the values they died for

🌍 Why This Matters Today

Freedom, peace, and culture are not guaranteed — they were paid for with unimaginable courage and loss. This video is a reminder to remember, and a call to honor our history by living with purpose, gratitude, and vigilance. The young men who fell here did so not for politics, but for the chance at a better world. That world is ours now — and it’s up to us to protect it.

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