D-Day

"Casualties" refers to all losses suffered by the armed forces. Total Allied casualties on D-Day are estimated at 10,000, including 2500 dead. The total German casualties on D-Day are not known, but are estimated as being between 4000 and 9000 men.

It's all fake...Germany won.

Despite high casualties, it was a victory.

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The battle of D-Day began with parachute and glider landings at midnight on 6 June. Almost 30,000 soldiers landed by prachute and gliders and the German armies were totally surprised

The 101st Airborne Division was organized as a paratrooper division during WW2. It included paratrooper and glider-borne troops that were used in the D-Day invasion. Later it was sent to re-inforce Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge. The 101st Airborne Division became an Air Assault(helicopter) division during the Viet Nam War and continues to function in that capacity to this day.

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Principally the US Britain & Canada. Oh and the Germans ! & the liberated French.

D-Day refers to when the allies landed in Normandy, France.

During World War II, the first day of the Allied invasion of Normandy (France) in June of 1944, typically called 'D-Day,' began with naval and air bombardments of the German defenses that were soon followed by amphibious landings of Allied troops upon the beaches. On some of these beaches, the Allied soldiers quickly landed and then moved ashore to secure inland objectives. On other beaches (most notably, Omaha Beach), Allied troops were pinned down and only slowly -- and at great loss -- moved inland. Sporadic fighting generally continued as night fell.

Germany, Canada, USA, & Britan. Many small countries accompanied the British, such as Scotland, Ireland, & Iceland.

D-Day saved Britain from possible invasion so every body welcomed it.

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Large 88mm artillery, Huge bunkers with 2 or mor MG42s, tank traps, and wire mines (most of which were destroyed by allied "Bangalores")

Eisenhower. Sub commanders: Bradley US & Montgomery for the British.

Western Allied troops were able to reach Berlin about the same time as the Soviets (Russians) did. Resulting in a future cold war of EAST and WEST Berlin. Had the allies NOT landed successfully, the Russians (Soviets) might have had Berlin all to themselves.

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GENERAL OMAR N. BRADLEY U.S. ARMY

America invaded Normandy because we wanted to.

The battle for Omaha Beach ended on the evening of the 6 th June about 12 hours after the first landings.

Four awards were given for actions on June 6th,1944,but there are some more that were awarded for the month of June that include the days after D-Day.(i.e-they received awards for actions 1 to 20 days later.)

Pvt. Carlton Barrett,1stLt. Jimmie Monteith, Tech5 John Pinder,an BGen. Theodore Roosevelt.

The 8th Infantry Division, known as the 'Golden Arrow Division' , landed on Utah Beach on 4 th July 1944 and went on through northern France into Germany

American forces on Omaha and Utah beaches, British forces on Gold and Sword beaches, Canadian forces on Juno beach. German and French forces defending.

The Normandy Campaign is traditionally considered to have concluded with the liberation of Paris on Aug. 25, 1944.

There were no US Marines on the BEACHES at Normandy. There were marine snipers on the highest points on the ships firing at badly placed mines and MG nests along the beach. There were marines operating the main guns on the ships.

During World War II, the invasion of Normandy was an international affair in respect to the numerous different nations represented in the fighting forces. The defenders consisted of German troops interspersed with numerous different nationalities, including Russians conscripted into the German Army. On the Allied side, Canadian, British, and American forces made up the bulk of the fighting force, yet there were also Belgians, Australians, Norwegians, Poles, Dutch, and many other nationalities involved on land, at sea, or in the air.