Who among you remembers D-Day? It's been 70 years ago.?

I remember being really excited on D-Day that now (as I mistakenly thought) the war would soon be over, only to change my opinion completely within just a week as the Germans launched their mass V-1 flying bomb attack on London. To lessen the impact, a double agent was told to report back to the Germans that the bombs were missing their target by flying too far. Accordingly the Germans were deceived into shortening the range. This drastically reduced the number of bombs falling on Central London, but naturally increased the number falling short and landing on the city's southern suburbs. As that was precisely where I was living, it meant that for me, the latter part of June 1944 was the worst part of the whole war! I was 14 at the time, and so, when the War ended in May 1945, just after my 15th birthday, I had spent a third of my life living in wartime England.

My grandfather (now deceased) would've remembered it. He was born in 1918, he was 26 going on 27 when D day occurred. He actually read all about it in the daily times the next day. He saved the exact paper too (my uncle now has it).

My FIL (age 91) remembers. He wasn't part of the landing force but was in England at the time.

I was 16,and remember the planes carrying the gliders to France,we lived near an airfield in outer London,it was until the next day we knew why,also I remember it was a hot June day.

My Mom remembers, she was 19 that year, and was working in a defense plant making parachutes.

I remember it well. It was also the year my grandfather died. It was good to know that the war was finally closer to ending. My teachers and my fellow students were very patriotic and followed all of the news we could at that time.

I can tell you everything I was doing when I heard the news and I went to church to pray before going to high school and my counselor accepted my reason for coming in late.

By now most of us are not born during D Day. IT has been 70 years. Bur we know and remember it through history books.

I remember it well D day was two days before my 14th birthday.

I was less than a year old but my parents talked about it of course and we learnt a lot in school.