
Two kinds of people are staying on this beach: the dead, and those that are going to die!
Brig. General Norman Coda
Two kinds of people are staying on this beach: the dead, and those that are going to die!

Two kinds of people are staying on this beach: the dead, and those that are going to die!
Brig. General Norman Coda

I don't mind being one of the few; trouble is we keep getting fewer.
Flight Officer David Campbell

For the Allies and the Germans, it shall be the longest day...the longest day!
German officer

Why didn't they attack in May? The weather was perfect.
German officer

John has a long mustache.
coded radio message to the French Resistance

Your assignment tonight is strategic. You can’t give the enemy a break. Send ’em to hell.
Lt. Col. Benjamin Vandervoort

There is fire at the travel agency.
Radio announcer

Sometimes I wonder which side God's on.
Lt. Col. Benjamin Vandervoort

When you get to Normandy, you'll only have one friend - God.
Our interpretation.
The line claims that God will be the listener’s only friend on arrival in Normandy. It expresses reliance on faith in an isolated prospect rather than guaranteeing protection or documenting everyone’s relationships.
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