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What Eisenhower Told Churchill When Britain Tried to Claim Credit for D-Day

The room was dead quiet. Outside, a brutal gale battered the English Channel. Thirty-foot waves. Forty-five-mile-per-hour winds. A sky so thick with storm clouds that even the moon had gone into hiding. Every military man in that room knew what that weather meant — another delay. Another day of 156,000 soldiers sitting in ships, sick with nerves, waiting for a green light that kept not coming. Then General Dwight D. Eisenhower stood up. He had the weather report in his hand. It was, in his own words, "the worst report you ever saw." But folded inside that grim forecast was something else — a narrow, fragile, 18-hour window of passable weather expected on the morning of June 6th. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is fictional and created solely for storytelling and entertainment purposes. Any resemblance to real persons or events is coincidental. #Eisenhower #Churchill #DDay #WorldWar2 #OperationOverlord #NormandyInvasion #DDayUntoldStory #EisenhowerChurchill #WorldWar2History #DDayTruth #OmahaBeach #NormandyLandings #WorldWar2Documentary #AlliedInvasion #EisenhowerUltimatum #