Long Islanders honor veterans who took part in D-Day invasion 80 years ago
News 12's Kurt Semder was at ceremonies in Stony Brook and Old Bethpage where veterans who took part in the battle were honored and those who made the ultimate sacrifice were remembered.
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Jun 7, 2024, 1:09 AM
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4h agoLong Islanders took time out of their Thursday to commemorate the 80 years since the D-Day invasion.
News 12's Kurt Semder was at ceremonies in Stony Brook and Old Bethpage where veterans who took part in the battle were honored and those who made the ultimate sacrifice were remembered.
