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    D-Day

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    Under overall command of General Dwight D. Eisenhower and‚ on the ground‚ of British General Bernard Montgomery‚ more than 130‚000 Allied troops landed on five beaches‚ code named Omaha‚ Gold‚ Juno‚ Sword‚ and Utah. On the night before the amphibious landings‚ 23‚000 US and British paratroopers landed in France behind the German defensive lines by parachute and glider. The invasion force of more than 155‚000 troops included 50‚000 vehicles. Nearly 7‚000 naval craft and more than 11‚500 aircraft supported

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    Surviving Flight 1549

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    Surviving Flight 1549 Flight 1549 made a successful emergency landing into the Hudson River with no fatalities on January 15‚ 2009 due to the expertise and quick actions of the pilots‚ crew members‚ and emergency rescue workers. Katie Couric‚ a television journalist‚ conducted interviews with Captain Chesley Sullenberger‚ First Officer Jeff Skiles and flight attendants Donna Dent‚ Sheila Dail‚ and Doreen Welsh‚ along with many of the survivors‚ to try and understand how all 155 people

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    Defining Moments in Canada

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    Defining Moments in Canadian History During the 20th century‚ there were many events and situations that helped define the country of Canada. There were positive moments‚ but also a good amount of negative ones. Of course‚ the successful events kept Canadians in a positive light‚ but the negative situations helped Canada learn from its mistakes and went to prove how strong and brave its citizens were/are. The three most defining moments would have to be the Dieppe Raid

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    It was a normal morning for the German soldiers on June 6‚ 1944‚ along the coastline of Normandy. They woke up and started their morning chores when all of a sudden bombs started dropping‚ as they looked out the window of their bunker they saw the largest naval invasion fleet in history sitting on their doorstep. D-Day is a day that turned the tide of the war. If the Allies failed‚ then they lost precious time‚ momentum‚ troops‚ and supplies. If the Allies were victorious‚ then Hitler’s Germany and

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    As over 11‚000 planes stand ready to fly. 4‚000 boats and small crafts landing military troops. The invasion has begun.The American forces have already begun in a hard fight. According to the German news‚ the English have landed on the French coast. The English landing ships are in a battle with the German navy. D-Day took place on June 6th‚ 1944 WWII in Norway‚ France.. The invasion was the day on which the Allied Forces commanded by General Dwight Eisenhower planned to push Adolf Hitler’s job out

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    Dinning What famous person would you like to have dinner with? This is probably a question everyone‚ at least once‚ ran through they’re heads. This is‚ of course‚ only theoretical since the majority of us don’t have the necessary social standard or that person is probably already deceased‚ but imagination has no boundaries and‚ if you’re really good at it you can come very close to the real thing. Thus‚ this being said‚ if i could meet three famous persons they would probably be Mitch Hedberg

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    Canada In World War Two

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    countless lives. The allies started by creating a “fake” army‚ by using movie props such as tanks and body doubles‚ also using fake radio chatter and double agents. The allied forces made the Germans think they were landing at Pas de Calais‚ which in retrospect seemed like the more likely landing zone considering it was closer to England. Instead the allies did land on the beaches of Normandy as we very well know. The beaches would be assigned to the allies; Americans would take Omaha and Utah beach‚ the

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    something‚ but acceptance is the act of embracing‚ getting pleasure from being around or caring for something . What this means is almost everybody would love to be acceptable rather than tolerated. Here are two examples of acceptance‚ the first landing on the moon. This is an example‚ because it is a plain representation of acceptable. It is so because many different

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    Woodstock In 1969

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    Only few days after Woodstock was the landing of Apollo 11 on the moon‚ this was of course went down as one of the most victorious days in American history‚ and a couple days prior to that was the murders of the Manson family. It is easily said that landing on the moon was one of the greatest accomplishments for America. This event is right at the top of the list with events such as The Civil Rights Act of 1964‚ Obama becoming presedent in 2009‚ and the Emancipation proclamation of 1863. On July

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    us history flim analysis

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    US History Film Analysis: Saving Private Ryan Saving Private Ryan is a film that was produced in 1998 that portrays the efforts of a World War II Normandy Invasion. After leading a company of Rangers in the battle for Omaha beach on D-Day on June 6‚ 1944‚ Captain John Miller was sent on a mission three days later to find Private James Ryan and bring him home safely. Ryan’s three brothers had all been killed in action and the law required him returned to his family. He was fighting with his unit

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