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11,000 allied aircraft there were 7,000 ships and boats and thousands of other vehicles it was a logistical miracle that it happened. >> air, land and see waited to see whether it was possible. a giant faint, meaning a fake of inflatable army that created to make the germans think we were going in one direction and not another. then, dwight eisenhower wrote two letters that morning. i love that about the legacy of american generals. one if it was successful and one if it had failed bee modern standards we lost incredible you probably have the numbers in front of you 73,000 allied taking a foot hold. some might say in modern terms, that was a failure. of course we look back now and realize it was miraculous
bridges, and railroads all, all we're back by other brave americans including hundreds of thousands of people have color and women who courageously served despite unjust limitation on what they could do for their nation louis brown is here part of the red ball express a truck convoy made up of mostly african-american drivers they landed in normandy in the wake of d-day they rush supplies the rapidly advancing front lines what he would house is here members of the legendary tuskegee airmen who flew over 15,000 sorties during the war marjorie stone is here she enlisted in the women's branch and they will reserve became an aircraft mechanic spent the war keeping american planes and pilots in the air there's has always been the
unjust limitation on what they could do for their nation. lewis brown is here, a truck convey made of african american drivers, they landed on normandy in the wake of d-day. they rushed supplies to rapidly advancing front lines. woody woodhouse is here, members of the tuskegee airmen, who flew during the war. marjorie stone is here, she enlisted in the woman's branch of naval reserve, became an aircraft mechanic, spent the war keeping american planes and pilots in the air. there has always been the story of america just walk the rows of the cemetery as i have, nearly 10,000 heroes buried side by side, officers and enlisted,
technicals summer. it's great to see you, veronica. thank you. >> that's what we're just going to say. yeah. several june 22, 24, weren't even there yet and you're getting these temperatures here does not bode well for we're going to see coming weeks and months. all right. obviously, a ton of breaking news today from what we saw in normandy on d-day. we're going to continue our coverage from europe and also have our eyes to space. i get the names of the spacecraft won't even do it again, actually give it another starship enterprise cruiser star birth, sar lions, starliner. all these things are up in the air right now, are continuous coverage. right after this today america's beverage companies are bottles might still look the same, but they can be remade whole new way. >> thanks to you. >> we're getting bottles back and we've developed a way to make new ones from 100% recycled plastic, new bottles made using no so plastic. >> you'll be seeing more of these bottles in more places.
large military attachment possibly 150 troops went in last wednesday, more than one week ago, sued the village often told everyone to leave their homes and all line up and the roads going to the marketplace while they sought out supporters of the air could not now the most effective insurgency force in myanmar with stunning defeat and taking control of 90% of rakhine state. these are humiliations that military is never experienced before. they went in believing they were supportive of the insurgents to start integrity doing the men. some of the women survivors were told to keep their heads down, on pain of death, but they could hear the brutal beatings and interrogations and multiple gunshots. they knew people who were taken away from beside them and never came back. many of them have missing husbands and sons. eventually after two days, the remaining population, the women and children were told to leave the village. they were taken out into the area itself and now dispersed
so there have been tough calls. because we have gone over and over as a staff. the fact is we have got some players who have been playing extremely well all season in the league and we feel other players have had stronger seasons, particularly in the last six months or so. joe wilson is with gareth southgate and the england squad today and has just been listening to what the manager's had to say. james maddison and jack grealish being left out hints at where england are strongest. i think that is right. it is an interesting atmosphere around here interesting atmosphere around here in the manicured lawns on the top of hospers lawn. sockets as he is excited and thinks the euros are in open tournament but a air of regret socket saying it was one of the hardest day of the job saying to madison and grealish they are not on the team. declan rice was speaking
the wind continues to stream in from the northern climes. it's quite chilly air — in fact, cold enough for a little bit of wintriness across the scottish mountains, and gusty winds around these northern and western coasts. showers again will be most frequent in scotland on saturday, but northern ireland, wales and england should have a generally dry and mostly sunny day, just scattered fairweather cumulus clouds. temperatures again about 12 in aberdeen, struggling here, 15 in belfast, no higher than around 17 in birmingham. is it going to be warming up over the next few days? no, it's not. the air will keep on streaming in from the north, so temperatures will remain below the average for the time of the year, but it will be often dry with fleeting showers. that's it for me. bye—bye.
the wake of dd. the rushed supply to the rapidly advancing front lines. we do wood houses here, who flew over 15,000 sorties during the war. marjorie stone is here, she enlisted in the women's branch of the naval reserve, became an aircraft mechanic, spent the war keeping american planes and pilots in the air. there has those in story of america. walk the roads of the cemeteries, nearly10,000 heroes site by site, officers, immigrants and native born, different races, different face, all americans, all served with honour when america and the world needed them most. many back home to their part as well.
no, it's not. the air will keep on streaming in from the north, so temperatures will remain below the average for the time of the year, but it will be often dry with fleeting showers. that's it for me. bye— bye. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. history tells us freedom is not free. if you want to know the price of freedom, come here to normandy, come to normandy and look. go to the other cemeteries in europe, where our fallen heroes rest. translation: we're all today | children of the d-day landings. . those valiant veterans who have . managed to come here to normandy know all too well the dangers of aggressive nationalism - and the politics of hate.
tomorrow, because the air keeps on streaming in from the northern climes all the way from broadly speaking iceland and even the norwegian sea and if you see that low—pressure here follows the arrows around, you get the sense of the cool air which is going be quite gusty, i think by the time we get to saturday across northern parts of scotland, so a real nip in the air but elsewhere it should be generally dry and bright once again and the temperatures, you guessed it, with the northerly breeze barely making double figures in the north, around 18 degrees at the south. the outlook into next week, little change, cool and a few showers thrown in. back to you, anna. and commemorations to mark the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings continue. we'll leave you with some of those powerful images from this morning — memories of a remarkable day we should never forget. goodbye.