D-Day 2024: Remembering the Past, Uplifting the Present

Honoring the Legacy of Courage

As June 6th approaches, we at Til Valhalla Project reflect deeply on the significance of D-Day, one of the most pivotal moments in World War II and indeed, in all of modern history. This day, marked by incredible bravery and strategic genius, led to the liberation of Nazi-occupied France and laid the groundwork for the Allied victory in Europe. It's a stark reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought for freedom and peace.

American soldiers wade from Coast Guard landing craft toward the Omaha Beach against machine gun fire on D-Day. June 6, 1944, by Coast Guard photographer, Robert F. Sargent.⁠

The Heroes of Normandy

D-Day saw over 160,000 Allied troops storming the beaches of Normandy, facing daunting odds and formidable defenses. Each service member carried not just the weight of military gear but the hopes of a world yearning for freedom. At Til Valhalla Project, we remember not only the valor but also the human spirit of each one who served; their stories are why we are committed to Honoring our Fallen and supporting our Veterans today.

Burial Ground Cross monuments D Day⁠, France.

Join Us in Remembering and Supporting

This D-Day, join us in Honoring these Heroes. Every purchase from our merchandise and apparel collection supports our ongoing mission to provide handcrafted memorial plaques to the families of Fallen Heroes and to fund therapy sessions for Veterans struggling with the invisible wounds of war. Your support helps ensure that the legacy of those who fought on that historic day continues to inspire and make a difference in the lives of our Veterans.

A Call to Keep Their Memory Alive

Visit the Til Valhalla Project website today to learn more about our mission and how you can be a part of it. With our unique collection of commemorative apparel, each item serves as a tribute to the bravery demonstrated on the beaches of Normandy. Let’s Honor their sacrifice, not just on D-Day but every day, by ensuring no Hero and no story is ever forgotten.