At the conclusion of D-Day, Allied death tolls exceeded 4,000, with 2,500 of those being U.S. Army Soldiers. The U.S. Army and the Allied partners who were part of the invasion continue to honor ...

Filling in for Willie Geist, NBC’s Hallie Jackson wraps up Sunday TODAY by sharing mug shots sent in by viewers. This week, ...

D-Day veteran Roy Arnn participated in the Normandy invasion on Omaha Beach with Boat Crew #8. What follows is a letter that he wrote to his two daughters, Lynn and Su An, explaining some of the ...

A handout photo made available by the US Army shows US soldiers of the 16th Infantry Regiment, wounded while storming Omaha Beach, waiting by the chalk cliffs for evacuation to a field hospital for ...

During World War II, units of Ranger soldiers faced battles on the beaches of Normandy during D-Day. The rangers will be honored this month.

The Army's website says that "the more poetic insist D-Day is short for 'day of decision.'" Asked in 1964, Eisenhower instructed his assistant Brig. Gen. Robert Schultz, to answer.

An exhibit at the National Museum of the U.S. Army commemorates the 80th anniversary of the decisive World War II operation, celebrating the paratroopers who were essential to its success.

The Army's website says that "the more poetic insist D-Day is short for 'day of decision.'" Asked in 1964, Eisenhower instructed his assistant Brig. Gen. Robert Schultz, to answer.

7,800,000 sq. ft., is such engineering equipment as ten-and 14-ton road rollers, nine-ton bulldozers, pneumatic air compressors, concrete mixers, oxygen and acetylene generating plants, 100,000 ...