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CBS D-Day0400

Complete Broadcast D-Day CBS · June 6, 1944 · 60 min · 8,476 words

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Start at the coffee at 3.33 a.m. in the morning That's one minute after we'd switch to London and here's what it says flash That's a very rare thing, you know and in the news world flash London Eisenhower's headquarters announces allies land in France Immediately afterward bulletin Supreme Headquarters allied Expeditionary Force June 6 a.p. General Dwight D. Eisenhower's headquarters announced today

That allied troops began landing on the northern coast of France this morning strongly supported by naval and air forces forces, the text of the communique quote, under the command of General Eisenhower, Allied naval forces supported by strong air forces began landing Allied armies this morning on the northern coast of France. In five seconds I hear we again will get an official report

from London. Go ahead London. This is the pre-headquarter Allied exhibitionary force. In a moment you will hear with the boom commander General Bryce B Eisenhower. His statement will be forwarded by other messages to the peoples of the countries on the western coast of Europe, which are occupied by the enemy.

The supreme commander allied expeditionary force, then those white blue Eisenhower, people of Western Europe. The team was made this morning on the coast of France, like secretly allied expeditionary force. This landing is part of the consortial United Nations final for the liberation of Europe.

Made in conjunction with our great Russian allies. I have a specific quality. Although the initial effects may not have been made in your own country, the power of your liberation of the country. All pictures, men and women, young men, have a part to try and make children of final victims.

To members of resistance movements, whether left by nationals or by outside leaders, I say, follow the instructions you have in things. In places who are not new to the world and I will be the first to tell both, continue your capacity to listen, but do not needlessly relate to your life.

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