The Prince of Wales honored the 14,000 Canadian troops who fought in Normandy on June 6, 1944, alongside British forces. He expressed admiration for their courage and sacrifice, acknowledging the daunting task they faced on that historic day. Reflecting on the D-Day assault, he described it as the most ambitious military operation in history, leading to the liberation of Europe.
During his tribute in Normandy, the Prince of Wales specifically remembered the Canadian soldiers who lost their lives on D-Day. He also extended his gratitude to the families of fallen soldiers and veterans who continue to bear the physical and emotional scars of battle.
