100+ D-Day pictures: See WWII’s Operation Overlord in June 1944, plus get historical insight from 25 years later

These landing craft landed U.S. troops on Omaha Beach

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D-Day pictures and news reports from June 7, 1944

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 7 1944 (6)

WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 7 1944

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 7 1944 (3)

WWII D-Day pictures from June 7 1944 (4)

 

WWII D-Day pictures from June 7 1944 (7)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 7 1944 (9)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 7 1944 (10)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 7 1944 (13)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 7 1944 (14)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 7 1944 (15)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 7 1944 (8)

D-Day pictures and news reports June 8, 1944

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 8 1944 (10)

WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 8 1944 (1)

WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 8 1944 (2)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 8 1944 (3)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 8 1944 (6)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 8 1944 (8)

WWII D-Day Normandy invasion photos from June 8 1944 (9)

D-Day pictures and news reports from June 9, 1944

WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 9 1944 (5)

Vintage WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 9 1944 (1)

Vintage WWII pictures from June 9 1944 (3)

Vintage WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 9 1944 (4)

Vintage WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 9 1944 (5)

Vintage WWII D-Day pictures from June 9 1944

WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 9 1944 (1)

WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 9 1944 (2)

WWII D-Day invasion photos from June 9 1944 (4)

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