Normandy Speech: Ceremony Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Normandy Invasion, D-Day 6/6/84

President Reagan's Address at the Ceremony Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Normandy Invasion, D-day at Point-du-Hoc - 6/6/84.

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[LedzepJohn]

from a British point of view...what a fantastic speech...what a fantastic president....one of the speeches that sends shivers down my spine

[theeasybeats]

Where is his teleprompter?

[ogukuo72]

I bet FDR never tried to take credit for ordering these brave men on their missions. I bet Reagan never try to make political capital for making difficult decisions to put soldiers in harm's way. I certainly never heard GWB take credit for what the soldiers achieved with their blood, sweat and tears. Heck, even Carter never blame the soldiers when things go wrong. Only one president I know tried to take credit for things done by men who put their own lives at risk. That's Obama.

[TheTERM1000]

bush was the best pres. in my life time (im 13)

[alwaysbehumble]

9 Soviets had watched this video

[hiofecr]

@SkullOfYorick Not even close ... President Reagan would deplore Ron Paul's foreign policy or lack thereof

[madd871]

this speech give tear in eye 

[matthops82]

i miss ronald reagan

[LynchColl94]

Look, Obama....NO TELEPROMPTERS!

[SkullOfYorick]

@olesooner Ron Paul = Ronaldus Maximus the Second

[engine2truck6]

Love this speech. AWESOME. i listen to it a lot, esp the first minutes. BUT:Soviets are gone. We can come home now.

[tbarn9]

I was honored to meet him and shake his hand in his LA office. An American original for sure. No president is perfect to all sides. But he inspired so many at a very gloomy time in our history.