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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Midnight June the 5th 1944 me and my buddies departed Weymouth and put out to sea To smash through Hitlers eastern wall to liberate Europe and make her once again free We knew some,most of us wouldnt be coming back As we neared Omaha beach at 4am we started to take German flak From high above us we could hear the bombers delevering there deadly cargo to the enemy on the ground The french coast was pummeled as night turned to day followed by the cargos deathly sound It looked like the 4th of July and i wondered if id ever see another one Then our landing craft doors opened my buddies in front didnt stand a chance bullets tore them to shreds and they were gone All around me carnage reigned we were in a killing zone the bluffs seemed so distant they shouldnt be that far away I looked around me at my buddies dying or dead before me some motionless where they lay Something had gone terribly wrong we wernt even on the right stretch of beach I needed to get to cover quickly i saw a sand dune took my chance and managed just to reach The day was breaking now i gazed around me as the dawn broke through the night I felt sickened and appauled at what i saw ive never forgot that sight And still the carnage continued as one by one the Rangers fell Ive never been a religous man but that morning i saw hell The Germans shouldnt be this strong here thats what we were told But we had to get off this beach i didnt want to be one of the fallen lying motionless,cold There were 36 men left in my unit we now numbered just 5 The other guys around me were dead or dying i was fighting to survive But i was one of the lucky ones i managed to get through that day Looking back to that time and such a terrible price my buddies had to pay 5 beaches were taken that day Gold Juno Sword Omaha and Utah I was a young sargeant in the 2nd Rangers my beach was Bloody Omaha And in my minds eye i still see the beach that day and the sea running red I still see the tide washing up my buddies the dying and the dead Historians looking back now see where the mistakes were made Omaha bloody Omaha its referred to is where such a high price was paid Nearly 5,000 young Americans and Canadians on that beach on that day We must never forget them they and what they did and the price they had to pay Omaha was the bloodiest but lest we not forget the other four For they shall allways be in my prayers for today and for ever more
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