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XIII. episode. Operation Overlord. No 37 Area OMAHA even with 14 heavily fortified German footholds WN (see text). The map is a cliff of the Pointe-du-Hoc, which was the landing beaches rather remote. Area OMAHA, D-Day, H-Hour - 6 hours 30 minutes. toxic The difficulty and the specificity of the text and the military due to greater conservation of facts, the smaller the error, I usually from these sites use text from historical treatises D-Day Omaha Beach 1944 - Steven J. Zaloga and then include text from a historical treatise D-Day - Roger Cirillo, Stephen Badsey - which documents are also listed at the end of C 39. Some sentences from historical authors and their works, are mentioned above, and I quote, some military complex texts, their authenticity, preservation of historical body of knowledge, but also the attractiveness and the catchiness of texts, using complete sentences, which převyprávím, often self-supplementing explanation needed. toxic These are articles from the C 37 to C 44, the area OMAHA: toxic All lyrics are by me outline logically assembled. Often the sentences used information from historical literature at the end of articles - used as basis. Of the C 37 to C 44 I called - "........" "Like in UTAH, decided Hour H i in OMAHA time of high tide. OMAHA I was, in Zero Hour - 6 hours 30 minutes to engineers had enough time to remove the min and protiinvazních obstacles before they flooded by high tides. has been said that the U.S. should OMAHA area, according to the plan Operation NEPTUNE, command labeled toxic ON1, Appendix VIII, Supplement B, due to encoding the seven sectors - Able, Baker, Charlie, Dog, Easy, Fox, George. Sectors beaches, such as the particularly strong bloody Sector toxic Dog - Dogs are distinguished self-named toxic beaches - White - White, Green - Green, Red - Red, a White Dog , then have remembered Green Dog - Dog Green and Dog Red - Red Dog. Area OMAHA stretched between Port-en-Bessin and the Vire River, when the individual sectors landing stretched to a total width of approximately 6 300-6 500 m (somewhere mentioned also 4 miles) to become the widest OMAHA landing areas under Operation Overlord. landing area in Omaha, is slightly wide in an arc curving coast of Calvados, which is approximately 6.5 km long beaches, dominated toxic on both ends of the cliffs rising almost toxic vertically to a height of 30 m (Map of the Omaha beach, the disembarkation point is - in the designated text - villages. ). Among these křídelními steep outposts (of course toxic suitable for side artillery fire, the worst fire you can imagine, and they are, of course, the Germans took advantage of a side postřelování beaches) follows toxic the beach plateau reaching less than a kilometer high voltage