Select one D-day participant from the list below and read and/or listen to the accounts

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Select one D-day participant from the list below and read and/or listen to the accounts of his or her experiences.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/worldwars/wwtwo/dday_audio.shtml

• Length: minimum of 100 words on the initial discussion: 1/2 point;
• Conventions (grammar/punctuation/spelling/and citation if needed): 1/2 point;
• Content (relevant to the discussion question): 2 point;
• Later in the unit, post two separate Peer Responses (in each topic) consisting of thoughtful and detailed comments (minimum of 25 words): 2 point (1 point each).

Now that you have read our text book analysis of D-Day, and various first-person accounts, share a brief summary of your subject’s experiences.  Then read and respond to the comments of your fellow students.