D-Day: The Invasion Of Normandy And Germany

The invasion of Normandy, or D-Day, was bloody battle that pushed Germany out of France, and helped the Allied powers win the war. Allied forces and Germany both had reasons for attacking each other. Allied forces wanted to push Germany out of France. The goal was to save France, or Normandy, from Germany. Germany on the other hand, wanted to stand their ground and fight for France. Germany wanted to keep France to stay in power. And then there’s the basic want of winning the war. Both Germany and the Allies knew, the winner of D-Day, is the winner of WWII. So the Allies and the Germans had difficult reasons to fight. Both forces had a plan to attack and defend Normandy. The allies only had the option of rush the beach and Germans. The allies would charge up the beach, and push back Germany. The
The Germans sat up beach, and mowed Allied forces down with machine guns. Allies had a surprise to have planes incoming. Unfortunately for the Allies the planes “crashed”. The battle was an absolute death trap for anyone. The Allies and Germans had their own specific artillery. The Allies weapons consisted of a lot of rifles. The Allies carried M1903s and M1 carbines, a soldier’s best friend, to fight against Germany. The Germans weapons were stronger then the Allies. The Germans consisted of motors, radars, and machine guns, to kill every Allie in sight. Defenses were equipped on both sides. Germans sat in pillboxes to fight. Allies sat in small foxholes. Germans and Allies had to defend and attack. At the end of Normandy the effect of the battle was very surprising. Allied forces took back France in the end. The Allies pushed Germany out of France. Germans left Normandy. Leaving France cost the Germans big time. This battle in all, won Allies WWII. The result ended well for the Allies to again beat Germany. In the end, Germany had more bad news coming their