Historian Paul Woodadge of WW2TV and Jared Frederick delve into the most iconic scene from the 1962 D-Day movie "The Longest Day." Red Buttons portrays imperiled paratrooper John Steele trapped on the bell tower of Sainte-Mère-Église. But did this incident actually occur?
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