1942
June 6, 1944
On the night of July 9, 1943.
The allied forces chose to invade 5 different beaches because they needed alot of room for the millions of people coming in to help the invasion.
Under the overall command of Gen Eisenhower, Gen Omar Bradley commanded American troops and Gen Bernard Montgomery commanded the British and Canadians.
Yes, over 170,000 Allied soldiers invaded German occupied France on D-Day
Do you mean Dunkirk? If so, this was the first attempt by Allied Forces to invade Europe, to fight the German army of World War II, which was part of the "Axis"--Germany, Italy, Japan.
Operation Bodyguard was the Allied plan to deceive Germany into thinking the invasion would occur at a different place and time than the D-Day landings. While they were mostly expecting the attack at Calais, France, Operation Bodyguard also led the Germans into believing a possible attack could take place elsewhere, such as the Balkans, southern France, and Norway.
On may 10, German forces invade belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
Britain (and to a lesser extent Ireland, officially neutral) represented a marshalling point for Allied armies and war material, close enough to bomb mainland Europe and Germany, and to project seapower around the continent. The delay and eventual cancellation of the invasion meant that American and Allied forces could attack the German military presence in Europe for the entire second half of the war.
Yes, Britan took part in the invaision of Italy with the Allied forces being victorious
Stalin insisted on an allied attack on the European continent to relieve German pressure on the Russians...............