Tomorrow is June 6th and the anniversary of the Normandy landing on "D-Day," June 6, 1944.  Over 150,000 allied soldiers hit a 50 mile stretch of the Normandy coast to secure a foothold on the European continent and eventually bring the war home to Germany.  An advance force of almost 25,000 airborne soldiers preceded the attack.  By the end of June nearly 900,000 allied troops.  Over 4,000 allied soldiers died that day along with 1,000 Germans and as many as 3,000 civilian casualties.  Someone once said, "There are no winners in war, only losers," or something close.  Unfortunately war continues to be the most profitable business in the world for corporations at an unacceptable price for far too many.