General Eisenhower Speaks On Second Anniversary of D Day

The transcript reflects on the bravery and determination of American soldiers during D-Day, emphasizing their courage and endurance. It highlights the ongoing need to complete the mission for a secure peace, urging young men to step up and contribute. The narrative calls for a renewed commitment to honor those who sacrificed their lives, ensuring that their efforts lead to lasting peace.

What qualities did the American soldier demonstrate during D-Day?

• Indifference and apathy

• Confusion and chaos

• Valor and determination

• Fear and hesitation

Why is it important to complete the mission beyond the initial victory?

• To gain more territory

• To impress other nations

• To ensure a secure peace

• To increase military spending

What is the call to action for young men in the context of the mission?

• To avoid military service

• To contribute to the ongoing effort

• To focus on personal goals

• To travel abroad

What should be renewed in us according to the speaker?

• A sense of relaxation

• A firm resolve to see the job through

• A feeling of hopelessness

• A desire to retreat

What do we owe to those who fell on D-Day?

• A plan to surrender

• A commitment to maintain our strength and resolve

• A promise to forget

• A debt of money