We Are in the Midst of the Mystery of Life

About five little over 5,000 ships carrying 175,000 Allied troops approached the southern beaches in France for the largest invasion in Modern history what we now refer to as D-Day. Some of the men who survived the invasion said that they remember the steady stream of messages and exhortations being broadcast over the ship intercoms at about 620 a.m. The two messages that the survivors most remembered was the clear call that rang out on all of the ships at about 620 away all boats and Our father which art in heaven hallowed be thy name Over 12,000 Americans died that morning in a span of about 15 minutes while disembarking soldiers literally had to crawl over the bodies of Other