Remember

That day 62 years ago when American, British, Canadian, and even French men ran into sheer walls of concrete and gunfire. Others valiantly scaled walls. President Reagan spoke 22 years ago at that hallowed ground.

Remember for what this day holds, not as a publicity stunt for a movie or a city (Hell, Michigan); too many men died that day for you do that. Instead, rent "Saving Private Ryan," "Band of Brothers," or my favorite (though all three titles are in my all-time fave war films) "The Longest Day."

Their memory cannot die; if it does, then what did they fight and die for?

UPDATE: If you have an interest in the 2nd Ranger Battalion action on that day, go here and read about it. It is pretty interesting...