On June 6, 1944, during the D-Day landings in Normandy, France, thousands of brave soldiers lost their lives while fighting for freedom during World War II. It would be inaccurate to single out just one soldier by name without proper historical documentation or context in place of these brave individuals' actions, bravery, and losses. Instead, it is best to pay tribute to all the fallen soldiers to remember their service to their respective countries and to honor their enduring sacrifices. Many fallen D-Day soldiers are memorialized and paid tribute to through cemeteries, memorials, and remembrance ceremonies to respect their contributions and sacrifice in this global event.