 June 6, 1984: Former President Reagan's D-Day Speech Tuesday, Jun. 8, 2004; 11:52 AM Former President Ronald Reagan stood at the beaches of Normandy in 1984 and described how troops on D-Day had scaled cliffs and defeated enemy troops who were firing down on them. January 20, 1981: Former President Ronald Reagan was sworn in as the nation's 40th president. June 12, 1987: Standing beside the Berlin Wall, Former President Ronald Reagan delivered one of the most famous speeches of his presidency. January 11, 1989: Former President Ronald Reagan addressed the American public from the Oval Office for the last time.
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