Sentence examples for planning for Normandy from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow we begin planning for Normandy," he wrote.

In the first several months of 1944, Ismay spent almost all of his time planning for the Normandy Landings.

British Intelligence said his work had been a significant factor in allied planning for the Normandy landings.

Lessons learned from the disaster, however, later proved useful during the planning for the Normandy (France) Invasion in 1944.

He completed a year-long attachment with the Admiralty, and was involved in the planning for the Normandy landings.

The whole thing looked like the battle plans for the invasion of Normandy.

The Longest Day: The Musical (1965) Plans for a musical adaptation of the invasion of Normandy met with snickers, but Broadway regulars were intrigued by the promise of a "live-fire exercise" over the heads of audience members.

Plans for the Normandy invasion included five assault landings from the sea, supported by airborne landings on both flanks by British and American airborne divisions.

In March, Duncan Sandys, Churchill's nephew, told Ismay that Basil Liddell Hart, a noted strategist and historian, had somehow discovered the secret plans for the Normandy landings.

The original plan for the Normandy campaign envisioned strong offensive efforts in both sectors, in which the Second Army (Lieutenant-General Sir Miles Dempsey) would secure Caen and the area south of it and the First US Army (Lieutenant General Omar Bradley) would "wheel round" to the Loire.

When planes and passports are involved, you might as well be planning to invade Normandy.