D-Day 80: Carol Donahue, daughter of Staff Sergeant Stephen Coleman

“The sacrifices that all the Allied men and women made is appreciated, respected, and definitely not forgotten.”

The daughter of Staff Sergeant Stephen Coleman, Carol Donahue, shares insights into the soldiers' mindset upon their arrival at Normandy's Utah Beach on June 6, 1944.

She emphasizes the importance of the American Battle Monuments Commission's efforts and expresses assurance that her father will receive enduring care for years to come.