Would the D-Day Invasion Have Been Possible if Facebook Existed?

by Christopher Kelly

An interactive poll on Allied strategy would be tweeted: "Which beach do you like more, Normandy or Pas de Calais?"

How Allies got from D-Day to Berlin

by Victor Davis Hanson

The Americans were bogged down in the French hedgerows for almost seven weeks, until late July – suffering about 10 times the casualties as were lost from the Normandy landings.

The Longest Day

by Douglas Brinkley

June 6, 1944, was, finally, the right day--and thus it would become known as D-Day, when Operation Overlord finally launched and took on a new and eternal designation.