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TitleEisenhower's D-Day messagesTypeNonMusicAudioMonographClassificationLCC: RGB 3024 (playback copy) LCC: RXB 6645 (archival acetate -- not for playback) LCC: RAA 27430 B2 (sticky tape -- not for playback) Could not render: bf:statusCould not render: bf:statusCould not render: bf:statusSummaryThe night before D-Day a staff member discovered that a message prerecorded by General Eisenhower for delivery at dawn on June 6, 1944, included a dreadful gaffe. He had said something like: "Don't needlessly endanger your lives until I give the signal." At the last moment it was rerecorded: "Do not needlessly endanger your lives. Wait, until I give you the signal to rise and ..." This recording contains both versions. The first version was never broadcast.CaptureOriginally recorded on discs in England, June 5, 1944.Authorized Access PointEisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969 Eisenhower's D-Day messages