Navy Combat Demolition Units prepared the way for D-day

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The US NavyEs role in the 6 June 1944, D-Day landings in Normandy, France by performing the pre-invasion shore bombardment, follow-on gunfire support, plus transporting and landing many of the Army troops who stormed ashore is discussed. The heroic deeds of Navy Combat Demolition Units that preceded the invasion force to disable obstacles planted along the French coastline are described.

France, Dept of the Navy, US Navy, History, Military aspects, United States. Navy, Combat support, Normandy Invasion, 1944, Normandy

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Naval intelligence proved to be U.S. admirals' cold war advantage

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The naval intelligence provided the admirals with an advantage over their Soviet counterparts during the Cold War and intelligence officers influenced the conduct of fleet operations on the world's oceans and seas. The admirals' advantage proved to be America's advantage in gaining victory in the long struggle against the Soviet Union.

United States, Services information, Naval Intelligence Command, Services, Intelligence officers, Admirals, United States. Naval Intelligence Command

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