US troops at ceremony after liberation of Cherbourg during World War II

The Allies achieved a significant victory in their first European campaign, gaining control of a major commercial seaport. This allowed US convoys to bypass England and deliver cargo directly to France, saving valuable time and accelerating the end of World War Two.

What was the significance of the Allies' first campaign on the European continent?

What advantage did the Allies gain by owning a commercial seaport in Europe?

How did US convoys change their operations after the Allies' success?

What impact did bypassing England have on the delivery of cargoes to France?

In what way did the Allies' operations contribute to the timeline of World War Two?