President Reagan - 40th anniversary of D-Day - raw footage

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[0:38] great day

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[2:28] for

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[3:52] here

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[8:05] all right

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[9:24] one ahead

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[9:59] got thank

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[10:13] you we're all coming down

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[16:48] always yeah

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[18:23] standing

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[19:25] we're here to mark that day in history

[19:28] when the Allied armies joined in battle

[19:31] to reclaim this continent to Liberty for

[19:35] four long years much of Europe had been

[19:38] under a terrible Shadow free Nations had

[19:42] fallen Jews cried out in the camps

[19:44] Millions cried out for

[19:46] Liberation Europe was enslaved and the

[19:49] world prayed for its

[19:50] rescue here in Normandy the rescue

[19:53] began here the Allies stood and fought

[19:56] against tyranny in a giant undertaking

[19:59] unparalleled in human

[20:01] history we stand on a lonely Windswept

[20:05] point on the Northern shore of

[20:07] France the air is soft but 40 years ago

[20:10] at this moment the air was dense with

[20:13] smoke and the cries of men and the air

[20:16] was filled with the crack of rifle fire

[20:17] and the Roar of

[20:19] cannon at dawn on the morning of the 6th

[20:22] of June

[20:24] 1944 225 Rangers jumped off the British

[20:28] Landing CR and ran to the bottom of

[20:29] these Cliffs their mission was one of

[20:32] the most difficult and daring of the

[20:34] invasion to climb these shear and

[20:36] desolate Cliffs and take out the enemy

[20:39] guns the Allies had been told that some

[20:42] of the mightiest of these guns were here

[20:44] and they

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