Now in their 90s, former Allied soldiers, French resistance fighters and others take part in ceremonies marking anniversary of operation to free the capital from Nazi occupation

Howard and Jean Somers of Arizona have become tireless advocates for reform in what they see as a system that failed their son

Thousands gather to honor 4,414 Allied troops who died on June 6, 1944, in biggest-ever air and seaborne invasion that began the slow slog across Europe to defeat Nazi Germany

With nonagenarian ex-soldiers taking center stage, UK, France launch 'unprecedented commemorations' of history's largest amphibious attack, the beginning of the end of Nazi Germany

'You gave me my life,' Sophie Tajch Klisman tells Doug Harvey, 74 years after the latter participated in freeing of Salzwedel concentration camp

Former soldier, whose family has Jewish origins, left France in 1938 for an internship in the US and enlisted after seeing France's Vichy leader shake hands with Adolf Hitler

Isaiah Peoples, 34, said to have injured 8, including a 13-year-old girl in a coma with severe brain trauma; lawyer claims client has troubled mental state due to military service