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Soldiers Stenciled Into Beach Sand for 80th Anniversary of D-Day
May 22, 2024
This art project on a beach in England isn’t about building the best sand sculpture. Instead, it’s meant to remember those who lost their lives storming a beach to defeat the Nazis in World War II. Eighty soldiers were stenciled into the sand to honor the sacrifices made so long ago. D-Day was the day 150,000 allied soldiers invaded Normandy, France, which was occupied by Nazi Germany in 1944. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.
