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英语演讲：This;was;an;emotional;day the eremonies honoring the fortieth anniversar of d da beame more than memorations。 the beame elebrations of heroism and sarifie。 this plae， pointe du ho， in itself as moving and majesti。 i stood there on that indsept point ith the oean behind me。 before me ere the bos ho fort ears before had fought their a up from the oean。 some rested under the hite rosses and stars of david that strethed out aross the landsape。 others sat right in front of me。 the looked like elderl businessmen， et these ere the kids ho limbed the liffs。* e’re here to mark that da in histor hen the allied armies joined in battle to relaim this ontinent to libert。 for four long ears， muh of europe had been under a terrible shado。 free nations had fallen， jes ried out in the amps， millions ried out for liberation。 europe as enslaved， and the orld praed for its resue。 here， in normand， the resue began。 here， the allies stood and fought against trann， in a giant undertaking unparalleled in human histor。 e stand on a lonel， indsept point on the northern shore of frane。 the air is soft， but fort ears ago at this moment， the air as dense ith smoke and the ries of men， and the air as filled ith the rak of rifle fire and the roar of annon。 at dan， on the morning of the 6th of june，44， to hundred and tent-five rangers jumped off the british landing raft and ran to the bottom of these liffs。 their mission as one of the most diffiult and daring of the invasion: to limb these sheer and desolate liffs and take out the enem guns。 the allies had been told that some of the mightiest of these guns ere here， and the ould be trained on the beahes to stop the allied advane。 the rangers looked up and sa the enem soldiers at the edge of the liffs， shooting don at them ith mahine guns and throing grenades。 and the amerian rangers began to limb。 the shot rope ladders over the fae of these liffs and began to pull themselves up。 hen one ranger fell， another ould take his plae。 hen one ro