Why was D-Day Flag Rejected For 80th Anniversary In Greenwich?

 

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What is going on in Greenwich?

Veteran and long-time Greenwich resident David Wold, who attended the 75th D-Day Anniversary Celebration in Normandy with local D-Day veterans, requested a special celebration and flag raising for the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

It didn't happen.

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