D-Day
D-Day
This paper will investigate the U.S. role in the largest amphibious assault in history. This is better known as D - Day. This marked the turning point of the war in Europe and the beginning of the downfall of Aldof Hitler's brutal rein of Europe. The paper will split the subject into three parts…preparation, the invasion itself, and the break out of allied forces off the beaches.
The invasion of Normandy took 26 hours
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and honor to those who risked there lives and lost their lives fighting for what we believe in.
Works Cited
Hastings, Max. Over lord D - Day, June 6, 1944. Simon and Schuster, 1984
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