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What were the five beaches on D-Day in world war II?
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What were the five beaches on D-Day in world war II?

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Those beaches were:
Utah Beach
Omaha Beach
Gold Beach
Juno Beach
Sword Beach

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The five beach fronts upon which D-Day was first started on were:
1. Utah
2. Omaha
3. Gold
4. Juno
5. Sword

Canada, Great Britain, and the USA both all participated in this event.
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