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D-Day Scarbrough Project

Thomas PERRET

Created on October 31, 2024

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Thomas Perret, 2nd Periods

D-DAY

Utah Beach

Info

Omaha Beach

Info

Gold Beach

Info

Juno Beach

Info

Sword Beach

Info

Land Vehicle

Ships

The soldiers

The most importants Natoins

The others Nations

Aircraft Vehicle

Timeline

NDeccember 1, 1943
November 28, 1943
June 5, 1944
December 6, 1943
June 6, 1944
January 22, 1944
May 1, 1944

Timeline

June 6, 1944

Some of the famous planes

The beaches of D-DAY

The Normandy Beaches were the places of this famous battle which was the D-DAY. These beaches are:

  • Utah Beach
  • Omaha Beach
  • Gold Beach
  • Juno Beach
  • Sword Beach

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Some of the Land Vehicles

Some of the Ships

During this opperation. The planes was used for may opperations. Like
missions of reconnaissance, escort or deception, protection of allied troops on the ground, targeting of the enemy on the ground and in the air.
About 5,000 ships of all sizes are needed to transport troops and equipment. They travel the route that separates England from Normandy during the night. It is the most important Armada in history. Warships escort transport ships and move in columns. They are protected by captive balloons that prevent any enemy aircraft from flying in a raze-motte.
During the Normandy Landing the Land vehicle was carry on the ship or drop with a parachut from a plane over the normandy.