June 6, 2024 marks the 80th Anniversary of D-Day, the multi-nation invasion that would mark the turning point in the battle to free continental Europe from the Nazis.  156,000 men and not a few women from the United States, Canada, and six other countries served bravely on this cold and foggy day, and throughout the summer of 1944.  Thousands gave their lives on the beaches in Normandy. Did you know “D Day” is a military term for the beginning of a large combat operation? It’s a term still in use today. Without question, the most famous D-Day of all time is the one that began the liberation of Europe in 1944.…