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How do the terms Omaha, Sword, and Utah relate to the Battle of Normandy?

Sagot :

Ok so get this, During D-day there were 5 landing sites for the alllies! Omaha and Utah were both landing areas for the americans while Sword, gold, juno were areas for the canadian and british forces. 
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The correct answer is B) they are code names for the sections of Normandy beach that were attacked.

The terms Omaha, Sword, and Utah relate to the battle of Normandy in that they were code names for the sections of Normandy beach that were attacked.

The allied forces used code names to define the area of the beach that they were going to attack. Indeed, the used five code words: Omaha, Utah, Sword, Juno, and Gold. Those were the sectors they attacked.  The “D Day” was a key moment to define the war. That day the American forces helped the Allies in a battle that represented the beginning of the end of the war. This battle gave the allies the possibility to enter the continent through France.  


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