WWII Veterans Fly to Normandy for D-Day 80th Anniversary
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American Airlines has organized a special trip for 70 World War II veterans to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy, France. The veterans, including 107-year-old Reynolds Tomter, were honored with a kickoff dinner and a parade before their flight from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. The trip aims to honor their sacrifices and preserve their legacies, with a ceremony planned at the Normandy American Cemetery on June 6.
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