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The first city in France to be liberated from the Germans in WWII. The Allies regrouped here and planned their second phase of attack on europe. Also home to the Bayeux tapestry, a beautiful embroidery depicting William the Conquer's invasion of England.

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This small town was taken by Dee and the other American Troops soon after they took the beach. It's also home to a beautiful stone church...

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This is where Monique hid for the Normandy invasion. This part of the beach was deemed for recreation, and there was no wall, mines, or troop from any sides during the battle.

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Right in the middle of Canada, nothing ever really happened in the Capital of Manitoba until 1942. This city hosted the largest stunt in the entire world for war bonds, and it was increbibly successful.

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This is where James landed. There are numerous hazards in this area of Normandy to prevent paratroopers, including flooded fields and Rommel's asparagus. The wife and grandson of the train conductor live here as well.

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This is where Dee, Bill, and Henry landed. This is one of the more heavily defended sections of Omaha beach, and was once littered with Czech Hedgehogs, Mines, and Bunkers. The last beach to be secured, it took a long and bloody 12 hours to take it. This particular part has a small sandbank offshore.

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Samara's home town, this village was frequently bombed due to its close location to the Normandy coast. The French resistance has many followers near here, and the villagers were rounded up as reparations for their assassination of Major Vogel.

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After the invasion, the U.S. medics set up small tents to tend to the wounded and transport them to a hospital in London.

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This field was officially designated for mines, however the Germans never got around to it. It was great for soccer however.