D-Day

It all depends on the type of gun. For example a handgun would cost considerably less than an top end assault rifle like an M4 carbine or M16.

If it's a handgun your after I guess you'll want a semi automatic one which means you fire a round (bullet) each time you pull the trigger without having to re-cock the gun between shots so you can fire rapidly until the magazine or clip runs out.

These guns, legally can cost from around $300 to around $1000 or more, but illegally $150 to $1000. However the chances are if you buy a semi automatic handgun for $150 it will either be a piece of sh*t that would jam and even explode in your face or if it's a decent gun it would probably have been involved in some bad business.

For most bog standard assault rifles, rifles and shotguns (except pump action) your looking at about $1000 or more the maximum is about $5000 but for some assault rifles and SMGs (Sub Machine Gun) you can pay up to $60,000.

However if you wish to upgrade your guns with new sights, bigger magazines, scopes, grenade launchers (illegal almost everywhere) new grips, camouflage paint jobs, bayonets and whatever else you want to stick on a gun you can spend further thousands.

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the full range of an atomic bomb (not just blast range)

is 20 square miles

America was involved because they, with Britain and Canada were the main Allied Forces

There are no mountains in Normandy, it is quite flat countryside

In a way it was beneficial to the Allies. The cross channel conditions were such that the invasion, although expected somewhere, was unlikely to happen in a less than calm sea. But the tidal situation was vital, the landing craft would be hampered by underwater obstacles unless landing at a very low tide: Eisenhower took the chance. The surprise element was crucial to success.

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A body overload is when a mother and a father love each other so much, the mommy get a fetis in her belly and when it gets big enough to come out, and just doesn't that's called a body overload

A body overload is when a mother and a father love each other so much, the mommy get a fetis in her belly and when it gets big enough to come out, and just doesn't that's called a body overload

Normandy Beach, France

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It's called a mint mark and indicates where the coin was minted. The mint mark 'D' stands for Denver.

D-Day was the first time in years that the Allies had a large and powerful force on the ground in Europe.

No one died on the day.

There was however significant damage to aircraft stationed in a nearby airport.

I'm guessing it was a sort of luck charm. The symbols on the cards could represent the soldier in some way. Or, maybe it was some way to identify certain people in your unit. Or yet again it couldve just been a wartime "fad" just the thing to do at the time. I do know for a fact that the Ace of Spades is the Death Card in which the hardest soldiers might wear.

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More than 175,000 Allied soldiers took part in the D-Day invasion.

the allies started d-day because they where very mad because we threatened to take there over land

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D-day is toe first day of the Landing at Normandy of the US and British troops during WWII. the US troops landed at Utah and Omaha beaches. The British landed at Gold, Juno and Sword beaches. The worst of the fighting occured on Omaha beach. The fighting started on June 6, 1944 and was considered won on the beachhead June 30, 1944

Exact figures should be available somewhere, but I can tell you that casualties were lighter than expected on Utah, Gold, Sword, and Juno. Less than 200 were killed on Utah, a handful for a division-sized attack, compared to the 800+ killed in Operation Tiger (the secret rehearsal for Normandy) at Slapton Sands, England). * It is not all about the percentages. The actor Charles Durning was a US soldier at Omaha. His boot came untied and he bent over to tie it. A German bullet killed the soldier in front of him and the soldier in back of him. Durning was understandably affected by the experience, and as a result he will not make war movies. * If percentages cannot be found, it is still possible to find strength and casualty figures for Operation Overlord (D-Day) and crunch the numbers yourself. And don't forget the Airborne divisions.

'Bloody Omaha' was one of two US invasion beaches in the D Day invasion of Normandy: June 6th 1944. (The other was Utah on the Cotentin peninsula) There were significant casualties because of the defenders enfilading the beach as the forces landed. Nonetheless it was a success, but the costs on Omaha were higher than the other beaches. (Gold, Juno & Sword)

28,845 troops landed on Sword Beach . These were in the British 8th, 9th,and 185th Brigades and #48 Royal Marine Commando.

operation fortitude

The troops stormed the beaches in 1944.

All branches of the US Army except the Marines.

This included the Army, Navy and the Army Air Corps(which was part of the army before the Air Force was a separate branch).