D-day

A battle fought in the area Normandy, in France. 1944

During ww2, in 1944 the allies started the biggest naval invasion in history, D-day. Codename: Operation overlord.
The 3 countries that took part were the Aritish, the Americans, and Canadians. The areas were, Utah, Omaha, Juno, Gold, and Sword. The deadliest area was omaha with the areas being. Lined with macnien guns and bunkers, with artillery. They were were shot as soon as the ramp dropped and they shot them in the water. The allies won the battle this day.

D-day by REE man September 19, 2020

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6, June 1944 not 1943 or 1994 you retards read a fuckin book for once D-Day was an important turning point in the war and it was not to save France from the fuckin Commies it was to free a peoples from a tyrant.

D-Day os on 6, June 1944 consisting of a larga force of Americans, British, and Canadians, and have respect for the men who died cause of the Krauts

d-day by deathstars April 30, 2008

D-Day

Short for " Drinking Day " (as in liquor) so you dont make it obvious by saying the whole phrase. Used as a way to keep it on the lowkey!

Hey homie, so we gone have a D-Day on friday? ..Fash0

D-Day by APX February 18, 2008

D-Day

Short for " Drinking Day " (as in liquor) so you dont make it obvious by saying the whole phrase. Used as a way to keep it on the lowkey!

Hey homie, so we gone have a D-Day on friday? ..Fash0

D-Day by APX February 18, 2008

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canada didn't do shit for d-day

jordan doesn't know shit about d-day

d-day by john kerry is a good dad January 10, 2005

D-day

The day when the Allies finally did something to help the Russians defeat the Nazi Germany in the WWII by landing a descent operation in Normandy, France. It wasn't that necessary at the moment, and the main reason for this operation was for America to have some piff-puff and to get itself a piece of european cake after the war was over.

Yo, man! This is not good! All the fame will be left for those unwashed Russkies! America wants some D-day, too! (Harry S. Truman)

D-day by Fulbert July 7, 2007

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It actually means Day day in army talk, like h-hour. No joke.

D-day was the day the canadians,americans,and british defeated the Nazis in WWII

d-day by anklesarelikelittlehats June 11, 2006