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June 6th, 2009
06:31 PM ET
Video from the Front Lines of D-Day
It’s the largest seaborne invasion in history – and now, you can see what it was like on the front lines. The military has created a web site packed with video and photos, along with the voices of veterans describing how it felt. Our Josh Levs interviewed Lt. Col. Kevin Arata about how it was all put together.
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