 You know, if you, you know, look at the people that went in there early, frogmen were in there first, clearing obstacles for the landing ships and paratroopers dropping behind the lines to seize, you know, key points, rangers climbing the cliffs, you know, to take crucial German artillery out. But it was the people that slammed those beaches, you know, the greatest generation, we call them. My father was part of this generation. He served four years in the Pacific Coast.