D-Day Heroes: Veterans Lay Wreaths At Bayeux Cemetery | Forces TV

A convoy of London taxis has brought around 100 veterans to Normandy to lay wreaths at the Bayeux Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery. Located in the first town liberated on D-Day, the cemetery is the largest Second World War cemetery of Commonwealth soldiers in France, with nearly 5,000 graves. Most of the 4,000 British soldiers buried here died during the invasion, 73 years ago.
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Interviewed in this report are veterans Major Joseph Mark and Ken Hay formerly of the 4th Battalion, the Dorset Regiment.

[@darcylowe5292]

My only Uncle is buried there, killed age 19 in the Battle for Caen. I plan to go there next year. Never forget those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for your freedom, we SHALL remember them.

[@clusterguard]

"V". Lest We Forget.

[@antonioruffinoni9246]

Il faut y aller une fois dans sa vie et il faut réfléchir.