“Lest we forget.” Expect to hear those words often as we mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day this week. More than half a million Allied airmen, soldiers and sailors invaded France that cold and ...

Lest We Forget began with Rudyard Kipling, but it has become synonymous with remembrance at the end of another poem. People often add the quote to the end of a different poem, For the Fallen, by ...

Lest We Forget began with Rudyard Kipling, but it has become synonymous with remembrance at the end of another poem. People often add the quote to the end of a different poem, For the Fallen, by ...