And then, at 6:30am on D-Day, came the first of a fleet of 4,266 vessels to turn the beaches into beachheads with their now famous code Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha, and Utah.
As the beaches were turned into beachheads, enemy scouts sought to warn their leader.
mnli hypothesis: As the beaches were turned into beachheads, enemy scouts sought to warn their leader. premise: And then, at 6:30am on D-Day, came the first of a fleet of 4,266 vessels to turn the beaches into beachheads with their now famous code Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha, and Utah.