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Where was the invasion of Normandy fought?
er.. Normandy of course.
Where was D Day created?
D day was fought in Normandy and started when the Americans had stormed Normandy beach.
Who won the battle in Normandy?
The Allied forces won the Battle of Normandy. This was fought immediately after D-Day.
What was the terrain like on the Normandy beach that d-day was fought on?
The beaches at Normandy are narrow strips of sand about 50 to 100 yards wide. On the other side of the beaches there are steep cliffs or hills.
How many soldiers fought at Normandy on D-Day?
The Allies had about 155,000 men and the Germans had about 380,000 (by July 23,1944).
What island was d day fought on?
They fought on Normandy, France, they battle was at Normandy beach
Where was the battle of Normandy at?
The Battle for Normandy was fought in Normandy, France.
Where was the invasion of Normandy fought?
er.. Normandy of course.
Where was the battle d-day fought?
Normandy, France
Where were the battles fought in Normandy?
fighting continued from Normandy to Paris and all in between.
Who did William duke of Normandy fight against in the Battle of Hastings?
William duke of Normandy fought Harold Godwinson in the battle of Hastings, which was fought at Senlac Hill.
Where was D Day created?
D day was fought in Normandy and started when the Americans had stormed Normandy beach.
Who won the battle in Normandy?
The Allied forces won the Battle of Normandy. This was fought immediately after D-Day.
Was Miles Christopher Dempsey was Normandy was a general?
Yes. He commanded the 2nd army in Normandy and fought his way up into Belgium.
Did Germany had to fought a two front-war in Normandy?
The Battle of Normandy wasn't necessarily a "two-front war". However, Normandy was attacked from more than one direction. The two fronts Germany fought were called the Eastern front and the Westarn Front.
What fronts were being fought on d-day?
The Normandy beach fronts.
How does the invasion of Normandy relate to the united States?
D-Day (invasion of Normandy) relates to the United States because thousands of US servicemen fought and died on Normandy beaches and villages..
