80th Anniversary of D-Day - Royal Attendance at Events in Normandy, France

Group Photo of Heads of State during 70th Anniversary of D-Day Events
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On June 6th, 1994, the "Allies" launched their invasion of Normandy, France by water and air. The battle of Normandy lasted over 2 months. The term "D-Day" is a military designation used to denote the day on which a combat attack or operation is set to begin. The "D" simply stands for "day." 

D-Day was a important event as it was a turning point in World War II that led to the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi occupation.  

June 5th 

• Smaller/Country Specific Events
• Royal British Legion Service of Commemoration at Bayeuz War Cemetery
• Attending: 
• Princess Anne of UK & Sir Tim Laurence 
• Service of Remembrance at Bayeuz Cathedral
• Attending: 
• Princess Anne of UK & Sir Tim Laurence 

June 6th 

• Main Events
• International Commemorative Ceremony on Omaha Beach
• Attending: 
• King Philippe & Queen Mathilde of Belgium
• King Frederik of Denmark
• Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg 
• Prince Albert of Monaco
• King William-Alexander & Queen Maxima of the Netherlands
• Crown Prince Haakon of Norway
• Prince William of UK
• Reception by French President Macron 
• Attending: 
• King Philippe & Queen Mathilde of Belgium
• (I would expect most of the Royals attending the Ceremony earlier)
• Smaller/Country Specific Events
• Royal British Legion Commemorative Event at British Normandy Memorial 
• Attending: 
• King Charles & Queen Camilla of UK
• Canadian Commemorative Ceremony at Juno Beach Centre
• Attending: 
• Prince William of UK
• Ceremony at the Danish monument outside of Sainte Marie du Mont
• Attending:
• King Frederik of Denmark