Sentence examples for preparing for D-Day from inspiring English sources
While all this was happening, our troops were preparing for D-day.
It was used as an officers hospital in World War I and again in World War II when it housed Dunkirk evacuees, American soldiers preparing for D-Day and the Lancashire Fusiliers.
Twelve years later he was stationed on the site of the stadium, due to be the Albion's new home when the 2011-12 starts starts in August, when he was defending troops preparing for D-Day from German aircraft.
The hall was used as a hospital in World War I and in World War II housed Dunkirk evacuees, American soldiers preparing for D-Day and the Lancashire Fusiliers.
Montgomery was recalled to prepare for D-Day, and the spotlight of public attention followed him.
The British refused, but the U.S. Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the precursor to the CIA, agreed to send her back on its behalf to help the Allies prepare for D-Day.
In the spring of 1944, as the Allies prepared for D-Day and the beginning of their final showdown with Germany, the Nazis embarked on an endgame of their own — finishing off the Jews of Europe.
One thousand US soldiers died in a German attack here in 1944, while preparing for the D-Day landings.
Early in 1944 the French resistance, preparing for the D-Day landings, made contact with Jaujard and sent him their liaison officer, whose nom de guerre was Mozart.
The Larchmont Store spent the early days of July preparing as if for D-Day.
