Invasion Of Europe - Clock Strikes June 6th

The transcript describes the events of D-Day, June 6, 1944, highlighting the secrecy maintained before the operation, the anticipation of millions, and the historical significance of the day. It details the initial landings and fierce battles at La Habra, the liberation of the first town, and the massive deployment of Allied air power and troops, with 22,000 flights in 48 hours. The sky was filled with Allied airborne troops, as Berlin reported the overwhelming presence of Allied forces.

What was the general public's awareness of the D-Day operation before it happened?

• They were fully informed.

• They had partial knowledge.

• They were completely unaware.

• They were misinformed.

On which date did the initial landings of D-Day occur?

• June 6, 1944

• June 7, 1944

• June 5, 1944

• June 8, 1944

Which town was the first to be liberated during the D-Day operations?

• By your overhead

• Berlin

• Shareable

• La Habra

How many flights were conducted by the Allied forces within 48 hours during the D-Day operations?

• 10,000

• 15,000

• 30,000

• 22,000

What was the reaction of Berlin to the Allied airborne operations?

• They were indifferent.

• They were supportive.

• They were unaware.

• They were frantic.