D-Day veteran defended the selected service cross

81th anniversary of the famous US management D-Day occupation Normandy, France, recently remembered.

Normandya and Nornies in Nazi Germany, which provide mass beach headings in Nazi Germany and the weeks of the weeks are less recognized.

One of these clashes was on a bridge over a small river near Sainte-Mère-Église. Parachutists from the 82nd Airborne unit, June 6, 1944, soon approached.

One of the main landing places, the Utah beach had to take a position against the Germans threatening American forces.

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One of them was a 31-year-old US military worker Sgt. William owens. For three days, his division was cut off from 45 to 12 people, as soon as he was cut in the battle, helped him to fear the Germans.

Three different machines opened fire from the weapon position, threw the bombs, ordered Bazooka teams and moved to Foxhole from Foxhole to Foxhole, Foxhole, moved to Foxhole. The actions of him and their people have eventually demolished four German tanks, killing 275 German soldiers and stopped the Nazis on their way. Historians were met as the main battle of Normandian occupation.

After the lobbyists in the green and peaceful river, in the green and peaceful river, in years and in the Congress, Owens recognized the honorary ceremony Dear Service CrossThe second most important medal can give the army.

Chris Donahue of the US Army in Europe and Africa, Fox News’s actions ‘Owens’ action was incredibly important. The exact model we all tried to live. “

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Owens died at the age of 54 in 1967. The youngest daughter, the English ripe Susan marrow, “I have no words to explain how much my heart is full and how much it means to me.”

Harris Morales, Harris Morales, “Surely,” he said. It’s still not real for me. “

This comes at a time when the world is in confusion Ukraine to the Middle East and outside. It seems like 81 years before the age of 81, the heroism and ingenuity demonstrated by OWENS is still relevant today.

“It’s important,” said Morales. “I don’t think 81 years or any time is too long.”

Donahue, who speaks of military terms, “We are in the middle of a transformation and we will continue to do so, so we live.”

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As for the lessons learned, Owens’ daughter answered a simple answer: “Let others” have made you for you. “

Sometimes, as in the work of employees. William Owens means to move the dangerous behavior of “others” the biggest and sometimes cruel confidence.