Hundreds of ways. to quote Sun Tzu (The Art of War) "All war is deception".
The allies employed dozens if not hundreds of deceptions for example: Pretending
that the landings would take place at Pais du Calle ( the shortest distance from Britain) by creating a false army using inflatable dummy tanks and vehicles presumably commanded by Gen. Patton. By sending false intel from captured German spies, like Garbo, inferring that Normandy was only a feint. By getting intel from broken axis codes.By building the floating bridge work to off load heavy weapons and material. And those are just a few examples.
General Eisenhower I believe.
Do you mean the German invasion of France in 1940 or the Allied invasion of France in 1944? If you mean the Allied invasion of 1944. the supreme commander of all Allied forces was Dwight Eisenhower.
Roosevelt (US President) Churchill (British Chancellor) Eisenhower (General allied forces)
Dwight Eisenhower was the allied commander at D-day.
The allied invasion of Normandy was met by heavy gunfire even as they were landing on the beach.
allied forces gained a foot hold in Europe after whic the German forces in Europe were defeated.
Defeating the German war forces.
The United States led Allied forces in an invasion of German territory in Western Europe.
The Invasion of Normandy.
General Eisenhower I believe.
D-Day signified the return of Allied forces to Europe.
B. It allowed Allied forces to reduce Germany's hold on Europe.
to put allied forces back into Europe which then allowed allied force to attach the Germans
It was about the re-invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe by Allied forces, in order to defeat Nazi Germany and liberate Europe.
operation 'overlord', allied invasion against German forces in occupied Europe.
The United States led Allied forces in an invasion of German territory in Western Europe.
it put allied forces back into Europe in order to defeat the Germans.