World War II was a horrible episode in history that many people would want to forget. However, as we go forward, we must remember the challenges of the past. Furthermore, many courageous men and women fought in the war so that we may live comfortably now. Nothing shows more respect for those warriors than a musical performance expressing optimism and thankfulness!

Katie Ashby discovered The D-Day Darlings, a 1940s wartime-style singing group, as a consequence of her curiosity and admiration for the era. Furthermore, she has family links to the military, including her grandpa, who was an RAF flight navigator for Lancaster Bombers. And the choir singers’ unusual talent propelled them to the final round of Britain’s Got Talent.

The nine ladies dressed in military aviation gear, with pinned-up hair and crimson lipstick, appear to have come straight from the 1940s. Furthermore, they form a V as they sing “The White Cliffs of Dover,” a song made famous by the beloved force Vera Lynn. At first, they start singing the song one at a time. But eventually, they harmonize into a single chorus! If that isn’t patriotic enough, veterans dressed in full military uniform join the artists. This raises the judges’ and audience’s excitement levels!

Watch this fantastic performance below: