The current death rate for World War II veterans is almost 1,000 per day. At this rate it will not be to long before only a very few will still be with us.
Simple math shows that even a veteran who was only 17 years old at the end of the war would now be 80 and a 30 year old would be 93 years old.
My father died 12 years ago and he was the last surviving member of his outfit, he did not talk too much about the war and from pictures and a few conversations I always though he held the rank of Corporal but it turns out that he was a Sergeant, something I did not know until after he passed away. One of the few things he did enjoy was the annual reunion which he attended nearly every year for a good number of years until his health no longer allowed him to do so.
So if you have a family member or know a friend who served, now might be a good time to sit down and talk to them about their experiences if they care to do so. It just may be the last chance you have.