D-Day

If the question refers to the French resistance at Normandy in 1944, yes, they helped a great deal. Eisenhower credited them with saving a division's worth of Allies through their sabotage against the Germans and the information they provided.

It was going good i mean because they fought alot and defeated alot of other armies

By taking the beach at Normandy the allies were able to march into Paris and free it from the Nazis.

The question is pretty simple. Jews were the ones targeted specifically throughout the Holocaust. When invasions arrived, they were to be rounded up first and sent to ghettos and then transferred to concentration/extermination camps. Life was really hard for them in Europe while Hitler was in control, but they were persecuted and hated centuries ago.

Every country that was involved in the invasion used every weapon available to them. The standard weapons for a "typical" company would be rifles, carbines for Sargent's, mortar men, etc. sidearms for officers, crew served weaponeers, 60 & 80 MM mortars, medium machine guns, submachine guns, grenades, satchel charges.

the Americans used an assortment of weapons including m1 grands ,tomphson sub machine guns and other known as greaseguns and the springfeild sniper rifle and also the b.a.r browing gun

Combat rations which were known as C-Rations. An example might be canned ham and beans, canned apricots, crackers with peanut butter, and a pouch containing; gum, hard candy, instant coffee, toilet paper, salt, pepper, napkin, plastic spoon, sugar, matches, and a package of four cigarettes.

one of the main things is the Germans didn't know were the attack was going to be, the allies tricked them to think they were going to attack Calais's, but they attacked Normandy, operation overlord was a big success and was one of the main battled that won the war.

The Battle of Leyte Gulf-- October 23 to October 26, 1944

The United States 3rd and 7th Fleets, including some Australian warships, comprised 8 large aircraft carriers, 24 light/escort carriers, 12 battleships, 24 cruisers, 141 destroyers, many other ships, and around 1,500 aircraft. They won a decisive victory over Japanese forces, which consisted of four aircraft carriers, nine battleships, 19 cruisers, 34 destroyers and several hundred aircraft. The opposing fleets carried a total of about 200,000 men.

The largest naval battle in pre-modern times would be the Battle of Lepanto, 7 October 1571, between the Holy League (Spain, Italy, and several other powers) and the Ottoman Empire. Approximately 450 ships were involved, with around 50,000 men.

The Germans thought the attack was going to occur farther along the coast at Calais because this was the shortest route by sea (Dover â Calais), even when the attack began on the beaches Hitler was still convinced the attack was going to occur at Calais. False intelligence spread by the allies spread false information to the Germans. Wooden guns on the South Coast of England, wooden planes, dropped plastic dummies out of planes, they put mirrors up on their ships and the Germans were fooled as they saw themselves going the other way. New technology specifically designed for the landing enabled the Allies to gain an advantage over the Germans. Mulberries, the floating docks the Allies used to land, enabled the Allies to land safely and disembark while firing. On some beaches no resistance was encountered while landing, this enabled the Allies to disembark easily, however, on Omaha beach the Allies suffered heavy losses numbering 2000 in total. D-day had been planned for many years and so all the plans were ready. The Germans had to keep control of the other parts of their empires and so were using troops elsewhere in Europe. The Italian attack and simply keeping control of all their land made it harder for Germany. Hitler denied that his forces were losing in Normandy, and would not authorize the mobilization of the large reserve forces stationed near Normandy.
* The troops involved were highly trained, equipped and motivated. * The battle plan was well prepared. * The manpower and logistics was available. * The air space was controlled by the Allies. * The sea lanes were very short and the seas were in Allied hands. * The deception plan was flawless. * The French Resistance was highly effective. * The Opposition was poorly motivated. * Hitler's Defense Planning was flawed. * Rommel was absent from the battlfield. * The troops did their job.

No Army Air Force personnel were killed during the raid. Men died while parachuting from their aircraft over China, others drowned when they landed by parachute in China. Some of the men captured by the Japanese were executed in Japan, and other men died in captivity. Of the 80 Army Air Force personnel that took part in the raid, 71 survived.

Richard V. Horrell WW 2 Connections.com

How can Alaska be an island ? Its part of the North American continent, with a long border with Canada. If the question means, which of the US States is an island state, it can only refer to Hawaii

Normandy lies on the northern coast of France, along the English Channel south east of Great Britain. Normandy includes territory in northern France and the Channel Islands.

After operation overlord was finished, the Allies stroke back on the Nazis in France. When the Allies started attacking the Nazis, Hitler and his newly wed wife decided to commit suicide and that was the end of the war with Europe, but the war with Japan had just begun.

Well, the Germans were called: Jerry, Fritz, Heinie/Hynee, Kraut, Boche (the ch pronounced like sh) and (obviously) Nazi.

News networks released very sketchy information about D-Day, much of their news came from German & French radio broadcasts about the invasion. The news was broadcast across the US. If you read "The Bedford Boys", it gives a first-hand account of how the news was received back home. They responded by calling for prayer at the local churches, canceling all baseball games and entertainment, such as dances. The people in this town that knew they had sons and fathers preparing for the invasion would meet and compare any news they could find. For weeks, they would greet each other in the street with "Have you heard any news from your son?". It seems that the impact of the D-Day invasion was almost the same as when the bombing of Pearl Harbor was announced. Today it could be compared to the day of the terrorist attack on the twin towers.

~ it provides limited protection to personnel who cannot wear masks

~it can be implemented more easily than evacuation

~it uses common skills and supplies anyone can learn and practice

For school uniform, a white shirt tucked into black or brown shorts with suspenders worn quite snugly and normally shorts and suspenders over a suit if they were posh but otherwise just a shirt with a pullover. I dont know why they wore their shorts so high it just must've been in fashion.

The US armed forces assign letters to certain plans, so that they can be discussed without interceptors knowing what it is. D day was the day when Britain and the US invaded France and took it back from the Germans. Some of the French fought for the Germans (and were punished by the free French later, depending on how they helped the Germans.).

So, the answer to your question would be:

The axis powers involved in D-Day were the Germans and the French that sided with the Germans.

several reasons, industries in Germany being bombed, aloss in proctivity. It has been said thou that German industries did "defied" the bombers and kept pumping out tanks and planes.

The bombing of oilfields and sythentic oil production plants, left Germany with an oil shortage

Hitlers "medeling" with plans, for example his halt order to his panzer forces closing in on Dunkirk, as some historians have said let the british army escape. Replacing and firing compendent Generals because he or they disagreed with one another.

Not knocking Russia or Britain out of the war. Because of this American and UK forces were able to build up in Britain and Egypt and fight the Germans on 2 fronts. Not defeating russia, dragged germnay into a war of attrition whcih they could not win with the Russians.

The SS had nothing to do with the Allies. the first part of this paragraph is true and correct but everything else is incorrect

A LOT!

The United States droped 3 Atomic bombs on Hiroshima in 1945. After that, the Japanese were living in hell. Atometrical (atom for short) Bombs contain very much power due to the contractoins of the protons and neutrons inside of an atom.

It was called D-day or Operation Overlord.