The last WWII vets converge on Normandy for D-Day and fallen friends and to cement their legacy

The video covers a journey of World War 2 veterans returning to Normandy, France, to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion. The veterans, some over 100 years old, share their emotional reflections and memories of the war. The trip, organized by American Airlines and others, includes 230 cadets, medics, and relatives. The veterans express a mix of emotions, including honor, grief, and camaraderie. The visit serves as a tribute to those who served and a reminder of the war's impact. The video concludes with expressions of gratitude and pride for the veterans' service.

What emotions do the veterans experience as they prepare to visit the beaches of Normandy?

How does Clarence Holland feel about starting a new chapter at the age of 99?

What significance does the invasion of Normandy hold for the veterans?

What does Willie Clemens express about his connection to the historic place of Normandy?

In what ways do the veterans feel honored during their journey?