A collection of teaching resources to mark the anniversary of D-Day, the biggest air and seaborne invasion in history, which took place on June 6 1944.

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How reporter Martha Gellhorn snuck into Normandy, broke Army rules and became the only woman journalist to land on D-Day.

Wilson Moore and Tom Shatel with the Omaha World-Herald, talk about Nebraska's NCAA men's basketball tournament first round game win over Troy in Oklahoma City. OKLAHOMA CITY — The historic landing ...