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#14 Sailors sit on their briefcases and lean against door frames as they wait for more news in one of the most significant developments of World War Two.

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Sailors sit on their briefcases and lean against door frames as they wait for more news in one of the most significant developments of World War Two.

New York on D-Day: Historic Photos Show How Anxious New Yorkers Reacted to the Historic Invasion

#14 Sailors sit on their briefcases and lean against door frames as they wait for more news in one of the most significant developments of World War Two.

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