"D-Day Veterans Gather for Potential Last Reunion on 80th Anniversary"

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As the 80th anniversary of D-Day approaches, 98-year-old veteran Ken Hay, who served with the 4th Dorset Regiment and was captured during the battle for Hill 112, visits schools to share his experiences and ensure the sacrifices of those who fought to liberate Europe are remembered. With the number of surviving World War II veterans rapidly dwindling, this anniversary may be the last major commemoration attended by those who witnessed the events firsthand. Hay emphasizes the importance of love and understanding to prevent future wars.
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- D-Day anniversary as honor flight takes vets back to Normandy USA TODAY
- D-Day 80th anniversary: Veterans gather in Normandy under cloud of war in Europe NBC News
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