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Why was the battle of Normandy important to World War 2?
It marked America's entry into the war. Also known as D-Day, the day America and Britain first invaded Nazi occupied France.
What is America's invasion of France during world war 2 more commonly referred to as?
D-Day
How did D-Day Change America today?
You don't speak German. You don't salute a flag with a swastika.
What did America do in d-day?
we sent US soldiers on the beaches and dropped paratropers behind enemy lines
How was d day a massive turning point in world war 2?
the British invaded Utah in America
Were the Germans ready for d day?
no
Did America and allies win the battle of d-day?
Britain and Allies won D-Day, America was one of the Allies.
Why did America fight in D-day?
because the D in D-day looks like a happy smile in a =D
How did America get involved in D-Day?
They were allies with the french
Who was the American commander for d day?
Captain America
What are the invasions from America to France?
Normandy, D-day
Why did America win d-day?
The Allies won D-Day. America had some help from Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other Allied countries.
What was the singificance of d-day?
D-day was the day that America invaded Europe. It was the day we got into the war. if we would not have invaded Europe, we might not have one the war.
Who did the allies defeat on D-Day?
America began its Invasion of Normandy on the most famous D-Day: June 6, 1944. America fought the Nazis on D-Day, particularly Nazi Who_did_America_fight_on_D_Dayin an attempt to liberate Europe from Nazi control.
Who were the enemies of america in d day?
The German armies in France.
What effect did D Day have back home in America?
D Day had the effect of removing many men from their jobs, which were then taken by women. It also increased military oriented productivity in America.
Who fighted in D-Day?
All of the Allies, Britain, America, Canada and others, had troops, sailors and airmen involved in D-Day.
