Victory at Normandy
June 6, 1944
By Franklin D. Roosevelt
When we first joined the war effort, it was unclear how it would end up. However, we have far exceeded all expectations as a country in practice.
Today, I’m proud to announce that have won a great victory against the Axis powers on the Omaha Beach. This is not to say that the end of the war is here, but to say the least the outcome of this battle will influence the future of the war effort.
Our goal is to help Europe with ending the Nazi occupation of France. Of course, this was never going to be an easy task, which is why we will be doing so in multiple stages.
Through a coordinated effort of deception and military logistics, we have succeeded in landing soldiers on the occupied land.
Over 4,000 soldiers have died so far in this operation, but we have shown ourselves to be significantly stronger than the Axis powers, with approximately 156,000 soldiers showing up.
Expect more to happen soon.
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