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It is late evening of June 6, 1944. You have just lived through the events that the world will soon be calling "D-Day." Though tired, hungry, and dirty, you feel it is important to take time to make a record of what you went through this day so that the world will know what happened here. Like the combat artist you saw earlier this day, you know that saving a record for history is as important as the mission you fight. So, before you fall into an exhausted sleep, you make your record of this day. This personal memoir must include the following:
Your personal record can take the form of a journal, a letter home, or even a newspaper report or an artist's sketchbook with notes, whichever is most appropriate for who you are. |
