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    to invade Italy. The Allied invasion of Italy caused the Mussolini to be removed from office and the King of Italy to surrender to the Allied forces. The invasion of Italy also caused Hitler to send German troops to Italy to defend against the Allied troops. Hitler set up defenses in Rome but the Allied troops took Rome in June 4‚ 1944. On June 6‚ 1944 the Allied Powers launched a massive attack on the beaches of Normandy France known as D-Day. The D-Day invasion was important because Italy’s

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    described as prehistoric and referred to as unwritten history of Britain. The geographical position of the land was both a blessing and a problem: on the one hand the insular position protected the country from invasions‚ on the other – the lowland facing the continent always invited invasions. Britain has not always been an island. After the end of the last ice age the temperature rose and the ice cap melted‚ flooding the lower – lying land that is now under the North Sea and the English Channel

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    World War ll Essay The military focused most of its efforts in 1944 on the invasion of France. They code-named this mission Operation Overload. Troops would cross the English Channel by ship and land on the beaches of Normandy‚ in northern France. D-Day the day the invasion began was June 6‚ 1944. By the end of the first day of the invasion‚ the Allies held the entire the 59-mile section of the Normandy coast. In July‚ the American army and the British army began a rapid sweep across France. In

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    Book Critique of The Longest Day Cornelius Ryan‚ born in Dublin‚ Ireland in 1920‚ worked as a reporter covering the battles in Europe from 1941-1945 and then the final months of the Pacific Campaign. His articles were printed in both Reuters and the London Daily Telegraph. His first book was The Longest Day‚ published in 1959‚ selling over 4 million copies in 27 different editions. In 1962 a director named Darryl Zannuck made the book into a movie. Ryan’s next book was The Last Battle

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    Saving Private Ryan I chose Saving Private Ryan‚ the 1998 movie directed by Steven Spielberg about the invasion at Normandy and a special mission that follows‚ as the topic of my paper. The mission is for eight men to go behind enemy lines and rescue a soldier who’s brothers have died in battle and bring him back. The movie starts with the D-Day invasion at Normandy Beach‚ a very tragic and great day at the same time. Allied troops were being shot the second the landing vehicles opened‚ mortars

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    victorious there‚ and moved on to participate in the Battle of Sicily. After Italy’s surrender‚ Patton’s 3rd Army went on to fight in the Battle of Normandy and in the sealing of the Falaise Gap. He and his men played a key role in the victory at the Battle of the Bulge in the winter of 1944-1945‚ and then he went on fight the Germans on their soil during the invasion of Nazi Germany. His contribution helped lead to Victory in Europe. However‚ this victory was short lived. He died on December 21st of that

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    knights used to dominate in the earlier battles of the Middle Ages. The long-range longbows that the English had would make the French knights obsolete. Edward III would land on the beaches of Normandy with 14‚000 men to invade. The English army would push forward up the countryside. Philip heard of this invasion and got 12‚000 men‚ that would be 8‚000 mounted knights and 4‚000 hired crossbow men. Edward III would stop his assault in knowing of Philip’s attack. Philip would have

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    other and were unclear about what ships they had seen and shot at (Hambling). The most severe loss of the battle was the American aircraft carrier‚ USS Lexington‚ sinking after catching on fire (Hambling). The battle forced Japan to call off its invasion plans (Hambling). The next major battle that the United States was in was the Battle of Midway‚ in June of 1942. The Battle of Midway was a horrible defeat for Japan. The Imperial Japanese Navy never fully recovered from their loss. This was a victory

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    because it was a vital industrial and transportation center. (www.history.com) The Battle of Normandy brought about the Allied freedom of Western Europe from Nazi Germany’s control. Codenamed Operation Overlord‚ the fight started on June 6‚ 1944‚ also called D-Day‚ when 156‚000 American‚ British and Canadian forces arrived on five shorelines along a 50-mile extent of the heavily guarded bank of France’s Normandy area. The attack was one of the biggest land and/or water capable military strikes in history

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    in time to repel the invading Japanese forces. This invasion lasted from December 8-25 1941. But with Canada’s success in the war there would also inevitably be failures‚ that failure came in the form of the Dieppe Raid on August 19 1942 … The Dieppe Raid was an attack

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