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Share your photos with Stars and Stripes at the 80th anniversary of D-Day celebrations in Normandy.
This video highlights the role Stars and Stripes reporters played while embedded in troop detachments during the D-Day assault.
Hobart’s Funnies were the specialized tanks of D-Day that changed the future of amphibious warfare.
In 1943, the first publication of Sgt. William “Bill” Mauldin’s cartoon “Up Front” was published.
Secretive painting of Allied Forces aircraft helped distinguish friend from foe during the Normandy invasion.
The Parachuting Dogs of World War II served in combat on D-Day sniffing out the enemy and finding mines.
Kleeber the dog shares his Normandy adventure with us. Spoiler: croissants and D-Day beaches are his favorites.
1400+ Scouts come together Normandy to recognize great achievements and honor D-Day heroes.
Jim Parks stormed Juno beach with the Royal Winnipeg Rifles at 19-years-old. Read about his interview on Filmperia.
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In honor of the 80th anniversary of D-Day, two American airlines will host World War II Veterans on trips to Normandy, France.
Our March pet of the month, Keebler, visited Normandy with his family at the end of the month.
Commemorate the 80th Anniversary of D-Day with your next WWII read, “A Soldier’s Song” by Jason Grom
To understand D-Day, it’s important to understand the events leading up to the invasion of Normandy.
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