When did Normandy land?

1June 6, 944. The Normandy landing campaign was the biggest landing campaign in the 20th century, and it was also one of the most influential landing campaigns in the history of war. The Allied Forces mobilized 36 divisions with a total strength of 2.88 million, including 6.5438+0.53 million army, equivalent to the entire US Army at the end of the 20th century. From June 6, 1944 to early July, millions of troops from the United States, Britain and Canada,170,000 vehicles and 600,000 tons of various materials, successfully crossed the English Channel. By July 24th, the two sides of the war had annihilated about 240,000 people, including 6,543,800 allied casualties and 6,543,800 German casualties and prisoners. By the end of August, the allied forces had destroyed or severely damaged 40 German divisions, 3 German marshals and 1 army commanders were dismissed or left their posts, 20 senior generals including army commanders, captains and teachers were killed and captured, more than 3,000 guns of various types were seized and destroyed, and more than 0,000 chariots 1 000 were destroyed. The Germans lost 3,500 planes, 65,438+300,000 tanks, 20,000 vehicles and 400,000 personnel. The successful landing in Normandy and the return of American and British troops to the European continent fundamentally changed the strategic situation of the Second World War. Due to climatic conditions, people are concentrated, but cumulonimbus clouds are gradually concentrated over the strait, accompanied by strong and low pressure.

The pressure is approaching. Churchill looked up at the sky and said gloomily, "I really resigned this time. There is another secret that no one knows, because it is a woman's birthday. Rommel's wife's birthday. They have a good relationship. Rommel came back to celebrate her birthday on this day. The Allies didn't know how to learn the news, which was one of the reasons for choosing this day. As for the truth, it is unknown. . . . . . .