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The "D" in "D-Day" stands for 'day'.
The "D" in "D-Day" stands for 'day'.
German casualties on D-Day were around 1,000 while allied casualties exceeded 10,000.
On D-Day, at least 500 canvased dummies were dropped away from the Normandy Beaches to distract from actual drop zones. The dummies, called ruperts were just under three feet tall, came with battle sounds and were made to self destruct upon landing so that the Germans couldn't find them.
There was one single woman in Normandy on D-Day, a rogue war correspondent who stowed away in the toilet of a hospital ship and also happened to be the third wife of Ernest Hemingway.