-day veteran frank de vito who was taking part in a ceremony earlier today when you look out to the sea here what do you see. i see a lot of dead bodies. i see a lot of dead bodies still today. i took back to england 300 dead bodies american soldiers. is this still something you think about every day today or has it passed. you leave the war never leaves you you'll always be in war all the rest of your life till they put you in that box. and what does it mean to you to be here today. well i'm very proud. proud to be amongst all these beautiful people of all nationalities. right there is a question i wanted. a veteran of d.-day for a long time would you have done it if you had known what you were getting into. course because i would have done it and i didn't know what i was getting into. films. people thought that they were knew what was going on here so you weren't surprised by the magnitude but. then when i was when i saw the purchase of the concentration camps i knew i was out of saudi. but no one had the. thank you very much right. we're joined now by my colleague in russia is our po

you know we use max hall when he was in normandy today and he spoke with one that train named frank de vito mr de vito was 19 years old when he helped steer a landing craft on to omaha beach. frank how did you like the ceremony it was a very well done very well i like to present species of friends in maine a wonderful spot color trump if. i call micro what did you like about it. they brought out a lot of things for a buck a lot of memories. and did you like the part where he said it's important to work together today and yes yes we're all brothers not even the germans. this is going to be a parser joke. and the germans kind of jump with us is that hard for you to believe that. we're just you're friends with the germans now no no no no we're all brothers who were robbed of you know the germans they were brainwashed they were young kids like myself. you know. they didn't know what they were doing they were brainwashed . when you look out to the sea here what do you see. i see a lot of dead bodies. i see a lot of dead bodies still today. i took back to england 300 dead bodies american soldiers