During _____, the Allies attacked German forces with one of the largest invasion forces ever assembled.

The invasion took place on June 6, 1944 and was known as D-Day, or ________.

The first step in the mission to liberate Western Europe was an invasion of German-occupied _______.

By the end of _______, the Allies had stopped the German advance and slowly began driving back German forces.

The British stopped the Afrika Korps in July 1942 at the ____________.

The German Army was stopped in North Africa at the ________.

The German loss at ________ was a turning point on the Eastern front.

Japanese strategy to purposely crash piloted planes into enemy ships was called ___________.

Admiral _________led the U.S. Pacific Fleet.

Where more than 600 Americans and 10,000 Filipinos were starved and beaten by Japanese soldiers.

_________ was a conflict in which American and Japanese air-craft carriers and fighter planes clashed but neither side won a clear victory.

_________ commanded the American and Filipino forces in the Philippines.

________ where over 100,000 Japanese soldiers were when some of the deadliest battles of the war in the Pacific occured.

_________ began on June 4, 1942, when U.S. aircraft carriers launched their attack on Japanese planes while they were refueling on deck.

________ was a strategy to capture only the most important islands.

A conflict in which Japanese soldiers were dug into caves and resulted in thousands of deaths for Japanese and U.S. forces was _______.

The largest naval battle in history was ________.