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1:42Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump takes part in a tradition for modern presidents that dates back four decades by standing at the edge of Omaha Beach in Normandy to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion.
But while the ceremony will honor the sacrifices made on June 6, 1944, some fear Trump's "America First" presidency and the international drama he has carried with him as he begins his third trip to France will complicate the hallowed observance.
Like his predecessors, Trump will pay homage to the 160,000 American and Allied troops who landed on D-Day, altering the course of World War II. But in a break with past U.S. presidents, he is unlikely to use his remarks in France to embrace institutions such as NATO that rose out of the ashes of the fighting.
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