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The life expectancy of a soldier landing in the streets of Normandy was about 3 seconds. Every three seconds a soldier would die.
It was important for Canada because there were men from almost every Canadian town in the invading army and navy supporting them. Canada had a much higher percentage of their men at D-Day than America did.
Over 150,000 soldiers landed on the 6th June. Many more came every day after that until there were over 2.5 million Allied servicemen in Europe
it was 1968. the did it because they couldn't occupy every island in the pacific and the didn't need iwo jima, so the just returned it.
poor and low-eceonomy industrial oppertunities, but they were willing to take anything because of the low chances of finding a job at all. (if I was there, I'd just be a prostitute and get 1000$ a night, plus have a f******* awesome time every night, mostly)
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The life expectancy of a soldier landing in the streets of Normandy was about 3 seconds. Every three seconds a soldier would die.
Challenger and Columbia did not return
From Portsmouth to the coast of Normandy is about a hundred miles. -The ships involved in D-Day did not only leave Portsmouth, but almost every port from Folkestone to Plymouth.
Every state in the US is 21.
I know that I've seen it in "The Birmingham News" here in Alabama.It's been in every Sunday issue in the comics section since I was a child.
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In total about 175,000 soldiers landed that first day. Millions followed every day for months.
No. Explorer Charles Sturt returned from every one of his journeys alive. He eventually returned to England, which is where he died on 16 June 1869, aged 74.