This is what was happening on this morning, 82 years ago. The youngest of these bravest souls would be at least 99 today. God bless each and every one of them - they truly were 'The Greatest Generation'. You never have and hopefully never will experience anything nearly as maddening, chaotic and frightening as this must have been, and yet they perservered, and were selfless in doing so.
And because of them - their bravery and sacrifice - we are here today, alive and free. Think about them - their trials and sacrifices and what they preserved for us - before you bitch about something truly trivial in your life or world...
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Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is threatening to shut down the Delaney Hall immigration detention center as the Trump administration ramps up enforcement operations in the area. Baraka made the threat during a news conference, warning that continued federal activity around the facility could force the city to close it.
The mayor accused ICE agents of creating fear and instability, claiming their operations are disrupting the center and the individuals held there. The Delaney Hall facility has been a focal point of protests and clashes in recent weeks as the Trump administration increases arrests and deportations of criminal illegal aliens.
DHS officials pushed back, stating that Baraka and New Jersey’s sanctuary policies helped create the unrest by obstructing federal law enforcement and encouraging protests.
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British Landing Craft Tanks (LCTs) lined up along the Normandy shore during the D-Day landings in June 1944.The large balloons floating above the ships are barrage balloons, which were tethered to the vessels to discourage enemy air attacks by creating a hazard for low-flying aircraft.These vessels were amphibious assault craft specifically designed to land tanks directly onto the beaches.
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Utah Beach, Normandy, June 6, 1944 - At 6:30 in the morning, the American 4th Infantry Division under General Barton, supported by amphibious tanks, reached the La Madeleine dunes on Sainte-Marie-du-Mont beach. As luck would have it, coastal currents had carried their landing craft two kilometres south of the planned location, where landing would have been a good deal more dangerous. Weakened by air and sea bombardment, German resistance was not up to scratch. The Americans only suffered minor losses, with some fifty dead and around 150 wounded. By the early afternoon, they had joined up with the 101st Airborne.
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