D-Day Normandy Landings 80th Anniversary - C-47 That's All, Brother - Airailimages World War II

Ride along with me, and the spirit of 1944, as we revisit our 2019 flight aboard the C-47 nicknamed "That's All, Brother". This C-47 led 800 more of its type, delivering thousands of paratroopers over Normandy on June 6, 1944. It is now a proud part of the Commemorative Air Force.
And pause with me at Utah and Omaha beaches, part of a June 2019 trip to Normandy. If you've been there, you know what an emotional experience it is. I've heard it said that fewer than one percent of the Normandy troops are still alive today. Normandy veterans, you are in my thoughts. I look up to you as quiet role models for us all to follow.
Thank you.

[@freedomforever6718]

Thank you for remembering D-day one of the most important events in the history of mankind.

[@ChiefAUS]

A very good rememberance of the "Greatest Generation". My father wasn't there on that day but came ashore later. He was with Gen. Patton's 3rd Army.

[@louisjriversjr9093]

Thank you all for serving Our Country during WWII Era and saving the other countries from Naziism, Fascism and the Japanese Empire in the Pacific side of the War against the Japanese Empire..

[@robertshaver4432]

My Uncle Bill Esters helmed one of the troop carrier boats on this day, He made many trips in and out of here and made many other landings at many other battles.

[@giljeep]

j'ai passé la semaine du D-Day en Normandie, plein de choses a voir, beaucoup d'avions de véhicules