00:00International leaders and military personnel gathered in Normandy on Saturday to commemorate the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day beach
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00:10The ceremonies at Langrune-sur-Mer honored those who took part in Operation Overlord during World War II,
00:16with six of the last surviving veterans making the journey to France.
00:21U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hexel was present alongside military commanders to late tributes
00:26and praised the servicemen who fought to change the course of the war.
00:30The men buried here fought in a warfighting alliance where every partner brought its full measure of industry, courage, and
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00:41Not empty slogans, not lavish summits, not communiques.
00:49Real allies doing real things, taking real losses for a shared cause worth fighting and dying for.
00:58UK Defense Secretary John Healy also paid his respects, laying a wreath at the British Normandy Memorial,
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