The Allied Air Forces bombed the Normandy area for 3-4 days preceding D-Day and even on the Day immediately before the landings.
Britain bombed the German military and other installations but when they could not achieve pinpoint accuracy they went to carpet bombing selected German areas and cities.
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They bombed Nagasaki first. Then, they surrendered.
The first place in Australia bombed by the Japanese was Darwin, on 19 February 1942.
For Skirmish Dday you have to call. I assume it is the same for Oklahoma and other big dday games also.
basicly the united states went into war with Germany when japan bombed pearl harbor =p basicly the united states went into war with Germany when japan bombed pearl harbor =p
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The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor
Anti tank and aircraft guns. (anti tank guns could be easily converted to anti aircraft) It would been relatively pointless. Omaha beach along with all the beaches on DDAY were meant to be bombed prior to the landings but with the large amount of smoke (caused my grass fires) from the naval bombardment allied pilots could not properly identify their targets. To avoid the risk of dropping bombs short on the landing craft nearing the beaches the loads were dropped behind the beach head causing little to no damage. Utah beach was effectively bombed prior to the landings providing decent cover to troops which in turn lead to lighter casualties. This was one of the major failures on DDAY considering the size of the air strike and the planning that went into it.
They Immediately went to their fighter planes and anti aircraft guns.
D DAY was the day the allies went to recapture france the battle following Dieppe In World War 2 in comparisson to WW1 in a sense dieppe was like the battle of the sommes and dday was like the battle of vimy ridge. Dieppe was a failure and the lessons learned lead to the success of Dday. Dday played an important part in the allies fate because the allies recaptured france who had fell to russia only 6 weeks into war. this marked the last battle in europe in ww2.
http://www.britannica.com/dday