I don’t know of any specific thing at Walt Disney World that relates directly to the historic D-Day landings in France in World War II. Today is the 74th anniversary of that iconic battle – and the Normandy campaign claimed the lives of more Americans than any other in history. So, I took this photo in honor of this anniversary. It is the flag of the United States at the entrance to EPCOT. I got the shot when we visited June 2, 2018. Click here for links to honoring D-Day in cinema … (Remember: Click on the image for a bigger version – then click on that one for the full-size photo.)
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