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(6 pp) It has been suggested that 'D-Day '
June 6, 1944, was the defining moment for
American soldiers in World War II, yet was one of
the costliest of the War. The invasion, planned
to push open a 'third front' against Germany
(the first was Southern Italy; the second Russia),
was successful, and has been considered a major
turning point in the War for the Allies.
Bibliography lists 5 sources and one visual.
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File: D0_BBdday.doc
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has been considered a major turning point in the War for the Allies. Bibliography lists 5 sources and one visual. BBdday.doc JUNE 6, 1944: "D-DAY" Written
by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., April 2001 Note to student: I found one great visual,for your sample paper, so I included it for you.
You can, either leave it at the end, incorporate it into the text, or make it into a cover sheet - your call. Introduction It has been suggested that
"D-Day " June 6, 1944, was the defining moment for American soldiers in World War II, yet certainly was one of the costliest days of the War. The invasion,
planned to push open a "third front" against Germany (the first was Southern Italy; the second Russia), was successful, and has been considered a major turning point in the War
for the Allies. The story It has been claimed that the real nature of any event, is not that found in a history text, but rather from the memories and
stories of the people who were in it. Morris Austein , was the American staff sergeant for 42 men in a demolition squad given the mission to "destroy all
obstacles hindering the advancement of troops up the beach and into the French countryside." Austein said, "The sky was so full of planes you couldnt see the sky anymore.
Bombers were hitting the coast. We all had things on our mind like the enemy and what we would run in to. There were thousands of troops alongside each other
going onto the beach. On the shoreline itself there were land mines. Germans put them down and if you stepped on one, you blew up. I lost 5 men that
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