Normandy Invasion

Now, on June 6, 1944 Eisenhower was ready and the first waves of nearly 2 million alive troop sailed for Normandy. Our giant Armanda of 4,000 ships. The skies were alive with a light planes pounding road and real networks. German reinforcement for Normandy will be slow in arriving and tired and disorganized after their continual hammering from the air.

German defenses on the beaches were soften up by massive bombardment. They expected an attack across the streets and building and the landing at Normandy came as a complete tactical surprise.

This was a crucial attack at the power of Nazi Germany. This was the Day. It was the greatest amphibious invasion of all time and even in Stalin was force to admit that history of warfare knows no other like undertaking from the point of view of its scale, it is vast conception and it is masterly execution.

By the end D Day, more than a quarter of a million of alive troops were firmly established in French soil.


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