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A few days before D-Day, a pilot in Sergeant Melvin "Mel" Jenner's squadron asked if Jenner would fly a top-secret mission on June 6. Accepting the invitation, Melvin was tasked with flying up and down the French coast photographing the historic invasion. Eighty years later, during a visit back...

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