Who fought on d-day?

Answer 1

Allied land forces saw combat in Normany on D-Day, where Canadians, Free French Commandos, the United Kingdom, British (obviously),and the United States of America. Many died in battle here, and there are many poem and songs about it.

Answer 2

D-Day, referring to the amphibious and airborne landings along the Normandy coast of northern France on June 6, 1944, was the largest coastal invasion in recorded history. The defenders were the soldiers and airmen of Nazi Germany, which occupied France at the time. The invaders included airmen, soldiers and sailors from the United States, Great Britain and Canada, along with small contingents from Free France, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Belgium, Poland and Greece

Answer 3

Germany,Canada,Great Britain,and the United States of America. if you have more questions regarding ww2 please email me at pres03@sbcglobal.net i will most likely be able to answer any of your questions.

Answer 4

The primary Allied forces comprised Canada, the UK, and the USA, with support from Australia, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, France, Greece, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, and Poland.

The primary Axis powers comprised Germany and Italy, with support from Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania.

Answer 5

In total there were 13 countries which fought on D-Day, 12 of them were Allied countries. The 1 axis country was Germany. For the Allies, it was ; Britain, US, Free France, Canada,, Poland, Greece, Norway, Australia, New Zealand. Netherlands, Belgium and Czechoslovakia.

Answer 6

AnswerGermans vs. the Allies, - UK, US, Canada and others.

Answer 7

In Normandy on June 6, 1944, the Germans mainly fought against the Americans, British, and Canadians. Other Allied countries were involved to a lesser extent.

Answer 8

British, Americans, Canadians, Polish, Australians, New Zealanders, French and Norwegians.