During World War II, the code-name for the Allied invasion of France was 'Operation Overlord.' While very nearly called off because of poor weather, the operation took place on June 6th (though, in fact, initial actions began the night before) and proved to be a success.
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The three allied powers in World War 1 were Russia, Britain and France. They were referred to as the Triple Alliance.
well, Britain and France promised scandanavia to Hitler, in agreement that he wouldn't invade them. Hitler of course backstabbed the two of them, starting the war and causing Britain and France to declare war on Germany. also, russia and Germany were allies for awhile, both of them being dicatorships/ fachists (sp*), but Hitler betrayed them and invaded. the Germans had to leave though, they couldn't handle the Russian winter. so i think you're looking for russia. hope this helps.
Operation Overlord
Well the event was called D-Day if that's of any help
There were two amphibious landings in France. Northern France - Operation OVERLORD was the code name for the landings at Normandy. It had some different names during the early planning stages. Southern France - Operation DRAGOON was the code name for the landings on 15 August 1944 by the US VI Corps.
The Allies NEVER invade North America ! On 6 June 1944 they invaded France in huge numbers.
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The main allies in WW1 were Britten, France, Austria, Belgium, and Canada just to name a few.
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Combined these countries were known as the Allies. The Allies also included Canada and Australia. Of course, the Axis had another name for them, but it would not be appropriate to publish it here. ;)
Omaha Beach is located on the northern coast of France in the province of Normandy. It was given the name Omaha by the Allies during World War II prior to their invasion.
Axis= Germany, Hungary, Austria, Italy, Japan, and the U.S.S.R.(russia also became part of the allies in 1941) Allies= Britian, France, Poland, Finland, and Canada