VOICED: 65 years on, WWII veteran is back in Normandy

The transcript recounts the experiences of Curley Edmonds, a WWII veteran who played a crucial role in clearing mines from the English Channel, paving the way for the Allied invasion of Normandy. Participating in D-Day commemorations in France for the first time, Edmonds reflects on the emotional experience and the sacrifices made by many. Despite not considering himself a hero, he acknowledges the bravery of those who fought and died. The narrative emphasizes the importance of freedom and democracy, highlighting the need for sacrifice to achieve these ideals. Edmonds and other veterans are honored by a French village they helped liberate, underscoring the lasting gratitude and recognition of their efforts.

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