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You are on a small boat, cramped with scruffy men outfitted in full combat
gear. Nervous and pensive they shift about, while you stand and wonder, "What
the hell is going to happen to me?" Suddenly, an older man yells, "Get ready!
We're going in!" The boat slows down, and a ringing bell goes off. The front
ramp slowly opens forwardand then all hell breaks loose.
A hail of
bullets rips and thunders, tearing up your comrades into pieces of flesh and
organs, spewing forth the liquid of life. Yet you survive, diving into the cold,
murky waters below. The bullets are not content with the open air, and dive
below, chasing after you like a dog to fresh meat. You see other men, wearing
the same combat fatigue that you do. You struggle to bring your head above the
water. Thunder and lightning split the air, striking down your friends, while
grim men, cold as ice, plug away at their 150mm guns.
It is a barrage on
your senses, the smell of ozone, the crackle of gunfire, the sight of death, the
taste of salt water, and the coldness of the sea. You struggle out of the water
and take cover behind a creature of steel, a device to block tanks, most likely.
You hide behind there, while you hear men die, their screams burning into your
mind. You see men fight, some die, some live, yet you still hid. Nighttime
comes, and with it, silence. You decide then, to leave your cover, and venture
out, into the killing fields.
It is quiet, and you see other men with
rifles in their hand, congregating together. You join them, and devise a plan to
destroy the grim men. You and other men take black tubes of death, Bengolers,
and insert them into the rough terrain. They explode with a flash and bang, and
you charge with the men, ready to attack.
This might sound like a movie
about World War II, maybe Saving Private Ryan. However, this is no movie. This
is real life. That was the story of my granduncle, Bill Zimmerman. He was a
corporal, leader of his platoon, in the general infantry. He was only 19 years
of age. He survived D-Day, and went on to fight the Battle of the Bulge, and he
survived there too. This is the story of the day known as D-Day, the day the
tides turned for the Allies.
Twenty years after the end of the First
World War a man named Adolph Hitler of Germany began a Second World War. On
September 1, 1939 Germany invaded Poland, which had a treaty with France and
England to protect them. The English, French and Polish were all unprepared to
fight, and as a result were beaten terribly. By the next spring France had been
totally taken by the Germans. While Germany and their allies, Italy, controlled
all of the western part of Europe, England, France and now America had to figure
a way to take the control of Europe again. Their decision was to try and storm a
beach in Normandy, France. It would be one of the bloodiest war battles in U.S.
History.
In 1942 General Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, had
warned Germany to, "Beware the fury of an aroused democracy." On D-Day, June 6,
1944, the Allies mounted the largest amphibious assault in history and made true
Eisenhower's warning. The invasion force consisted of more than 5,000 ships,
1,200 warships and 13,000 airplanes. Some 90,000 U.S., British, Canadian, and
free French troops landed on the beaches of Normandy while about 20,000 more
came by parachute or glider. The Invasion had been in preparation for a year.
Over 55,000 brave American soldiers stormed the beaches of Normandy, an
appalling 2,700 Americans had took their last steps of life defending their
country, their world, and everything they stood for.
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