Preparations continue for the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings:
U.S. Air Force Capt. Ryan Knapp, places letters written by school children at the headstones of soldiers buried at the Normandy American Cemetery.
102-year-old WWII veteran Gene Kleindl of Illinois gets a kiss from Chantell Boivin while leaving the Normandy American Cemetery.
99-year-old Royal Navy veteran George Chandler, who escorted American Rangers to Omaha Beach, is interviewed in Portsmouth, England.
Graves of British soldiers, airmen and sailors are illuminated at the Bayeux British War Cemetery.
📸: @WinMc, Leon Neal, @Chris_Furlong
Students from @UMSI teamed up with the Smithsonian Institution’s 3D Digitization program to help bring space shuttles and dinosaur bones right into your living room. https://t.co/cYa3adBwRd
We’re in Flint for the official launch of #FlintRxKids today! Flint moms can now apply to receive no-strings-attached cash assistance during their pregnancies and the 1st year of their child’s life. Here’s what people have to say about the cash program: https://t.co/iMBgnyPMNu
as a millennial woman, I will never not get a little choked up when I hear the line, “i hosted parties and starved my body like i’d be saved by the perfect kiss.”
As someone who likes sleep, it’s ironic that some of my best ideas hit when I’m trying to go to bed. And that some of my best work is done when I really should be sleeping.
Robert Oppenheimer taught at the University of Michigan in the summers of 1931 and 1934 together with Enrico Fermi, Niels Bohr and EO Lawrence at the UM Symposium on Theoretical Physics. Oppenheimer is 4th from the left in the first row of standing participants