Jordan Brown is a 13-year-old World War II buff who embarked upon a campaign to ensure that the WWII vets who served on D-Day are memorialized. This blog follows his journey to Normandy, France to watch the unveiling of the Major Dick Winters monument that he helped raise money to fund.

(Sainte-Marie-du-Mont, France) – Wednesday marks the 68th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of Normandy, France. The late Major Dick Winters began to make a name for himself on June 6th, 1944, and his legacy of leadership, and the leadership of other American junior officers, is remembered in a monument that bears his likeness. As part of our "Hang Tough: Dick Winters in Normandy" project, witf's Tim Lambert was at the unveiling of that statue Wednesday morning. He spoke with witf’s Craig Layne about the ceremony:
Published in Hang Tough 6-6-44: A community blog
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