D-Day: The Battle for Normandy

Rommel, GFM Erwin

and the coastal defences

headquarters

and Kluge

learns of landings

and the Luftwaffe

Margival conference

meeting with Geyr

and Operation Goodwood

orders Carentan counterattack

plan to reinforce the Channel

possible negotiations with Allies

return to Normandy

row with Geyr

and Saint-Lo

supply lines

tactics

and threat of British Second Army

Roncey

Roosevelt, President Franklin D.

Roosevelt, Brig Gen Teddy Jr

Rose, Brig Gen Maurice

Rouen

Royal Air Force

and airfields in Normandy

and the Mortain counterattack

Royal Air Force, Groups

19 Group

83 Group

Royal Air Force, Wings

121 Wing

123 Wing

Royal Air Force, Squadrons

224 Squadron

329 Squadron

346 Guyenne Squadron

347 Tunisie Squadron

617 Squadron

Royal Canadian Navy

HMCS Algonquin

HMCS Sioux

Royal Navy

Royal Navy, Battleships and Monitors

HMS Erebus

HMS Nelson

HMS Ramillies

HMS Roberts

HMS Rodney

HMS Warspite

Royal Navy, Cruisers

HMS Ajax

HMS Arethusa

HMS Argonaut

HMS Belfast

HMS Black Prince

HMS Danae

HMS Diadem

HMS Enterprise

HMS Glasgow

Royal Navy, Destroyers

HMS Eglinton

HMS Kelvin

HMS Swift

HMS Talybont

Royal Navy, Command and Transport Ships

HMS Empire Broadsword

HMS Empire Javelin

HMS Largs

HMS Prince Baudouin

HMS Prince Henry

HMS Princess Ingrid

Royal Navy, Royal Marines

41 RM Commando

47 RM Commando

48 RM Commando

Rudder, Lt Col James E.

Rundstedt, GFM Gerd v.

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Saint-Aignan

Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer

Saint-Barthelemy

Saint-Come-du-Mont

Saint-Germain-en-Laye

Saint-Lambert-sur-Dives

Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer

Saint-Lo

attack on (map)

battle for begins, 7 July

bombing of

casualties

fall of

‘the Major of’

Saint-Malo

Saint-Nazaire

Saint-Pierre-sur-Dives

Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte

Saint-Sever, Foret de

Saint-Sever-Calvados

Sainte-Marie-du-Mont