D-Day

[svaalbar]

I dunno, but I will go on the limb that if Rommel hadn't falled for FORTITUDE, he could have pushed the Allies out of the hedgerows and back to the beaches.

Bro you are so lost and you lack any sincere trolling skills. You got your attention. Now buzz off.

[P38Ace]

Lol you guys are the best. Now go complain that the games no fun!

[Meatwad]

Definitely can tell the schools are out for summer

[P38Ace]

Definitely can tell the schools are out for summer

Lol plutonium member 

[mikeWe9a]

https://www.history.com/news/why-was-it-called-d-day

Well which do you believe? A redundancy or from “departure” to “decision” to “doomsday?”

None of the above really.  D definitely stood for "Day," just as "H" stood for Hour, so in that way it is redundant.  On the other hand, it was usually a relative measurement, so D-1 was the day before your reference, and D+1 was the day after.  D+0 or D-0 is longer and more awkward to say, so you just make it D Day.

Mike

[lunaticfringe]

the bangalore torpedo was invented in bangalore, India by a British Soldier no where could i find Bangalore, India was at war in WII except with themselves. and it's official name is Bengaluru