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• Operation Overlord
  '''Operation Overlord''' was the Allied code name for general operations in northern and western ...t the proper terminology for the overall operation, as well as its phases. Operation Overlord was the overall Allied campaign plan for operations in Northwest Europe in
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• Operation Overlord/Definition
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• Operation Overlord/Related Articles
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• Battle of Normandy
  #REDIRECT [[Operation Overlord]]
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• Twenty-first Army Group/Definition
  First major operational headquarters in 1944 [[Operation Overlord]] in Western Europe; Commonwealth force commanded by Gen. [[Bernard Montgom
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• Operation Neptune/Definition
  Allied code name, within [[Operation Overlord]], for the actual Normandy landing on [[D-Day]] (6 June 1944).
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• Twelfth Army Group/Definition
  ...d major operational headquarters in the invasion of Western Europe under [[Operation Overlord]]; commanded by Gen. [[Omar Bradley]] and activated on 1 August 1944, with
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• Operation Overlord
  '''Operation Overlord''' was the Allied code name for general operations in northern and western ...t the proper terminology for the overall operation, as well as its phases. Operation Overlord was the overall Allied campaign plan for operations in Northwest Europe in
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• Utah (disambiguation)
  *[[Utah Beach]], code name for landing beach in Operation Overlord
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• Battle of Normandy/Related Articles
  {{r|Operation Overlord}}
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• Bayeux Tapestry
  ...was the first large French town to be liberated by the Allies following [[Operation Overlord|the invasion of Normandy]] in June 1944.
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• Operation Rankin
  While the actual plans speak of [[Operation Overlord]], this article substitutes the more accurate term [[Operation Neptune]]. N
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• World War II, air war, Allied offensive counter-air campaign
  ...mbing campaign against Germany, nor the cross-channel invasion strategy ([[Operation Overlord]]) that he knew was planned, could be achieved without [[air supremacy]], a
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• Battle of Sicily
  ...war. Indeed, a few months later, Montgomery's initial assessment of the [[Operation Overlord]] plan included a request for four airborne divisions.
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• Electronic warfare
  | title = D-Day (Operation Overlord): Deception Plans of the Allies
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• Hitler as military leader
  ...''quoted by'' Mueller</ref> Paris surrendered on 25 August; this ended [[Operation Overlord]] and the [[Battle of Normandy]].
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• Franklin D. Roosevelt
  ...and not [[George Marshall]], to head the Allied cross-channel invasion, [[Operation Overlord]] that began on [[D-Day]], June 6, 1944. Some of the most costly battle of
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• Winston Churchill
  ...ending the famine.<ref name="CRC"/> In February 1944, as preparation for [[Operation Overlord]] placed greater demands on Allied shipping, Churchill cabled Wavell saying ...d Stalin co-operated in persuading Churchill to commit to the opening of [[Operation Overlord|a second front in western Europe]] and it was also agreed that Germany woul
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