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Jaelyn Bowman
27 September, 14:54
Why was normandy beach selected for d-day?
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Johnathan Carlson
27 September, 18:17
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The battle of Normandy happened on the World War II in 1944, summer. This was between the Allied nations and German forces occupying Western Europe. An operation has been launched this time with the Normandy landings: Operation Neptune, commonly known as D - Day. Hope this answers your question.
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