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Q: How many ships were in the invasion of the Philippines?
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How many casualties were there in the invasion of the Philippines?

This depends on which invasion of the Philippines is being questioned here, the one in 1941 or in 1945.


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The D-Day invasion of Normandy could not have happened without the US. America supplied millions of troops, many ships, aircraft and weapons.


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In thousands of ships and aircraft.


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Hundreds of boats were destroyed in the invasion. The Higgins boats, each carrying a platoon from ships to the beaches were small an built of wood, German machine guns destroyed many of them.


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The Filipino Heroes risked their lives just to save the Philippines from invasion.


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Why is the invasion of Normandy considered one of historys greatest naval invasion?

The invasion of Normandy is considered one of the the greatest naval invasions because it involved over 11,000 ships from British, American, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, Polish, French, and Dutch navies. Many of the smaller landing ships were even crewed by the US Coast Guard.


What kind of weapons were used on D Day?

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