Test your knowledge of D-Day from the first planning meetings to the hard-won breakthroughs inland. This quiz covers the five landing beaches, key commanders, airborne drops, and the logistics that ma...
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From Operation Overlord planning to the beach assaults and the push beyond the sand, these questions track how June 6, 1944 unfolded and why it mattered. You’ll revisit code names, units, objectives, and the chain of decisions that shaped the landings.
Each question has 4 options and there’s no timer, so you can think through maps, dates, and command choices without pressure.
You’ll strengthen your ability to connect beaches to objectives, match leaders to roles, and follow the sequence from airborne operations to the breakout from Normandy. The mixed difficulty is balanced by blending straightforward identifiers (like beach names and nations involved) with deeper items (like planning trade-offs and operational constraints).
Many players mix up beach-specific details (especially similar-sounding units and sectors) or confuse Operation Overlord with Neptune and other related terms. Another frequent slip is placing events in the wrong order, so watch for cues about timing, tides, and follow-on objectives.
You can set the question count to a quick practice session or a full 106-question run, depending on how deep you want to go. Difficulty is mixed by design, so choose an easier setting for confidence-building or a tougher one to focus on finer operational details and less-asked facts.
What date did D-Day occur?
Which beach was NOT a landing site for the D-Day invasion?
What was the codename for the D-Day operation?
This quiz has 106 questions focused on D-Day planning, the landings, and early breakthroughs.
No. Every question has 4 options and there is no timer, so you can answer at your own pace.
It’s mixed difficulty, combining quick recall with more detailed planning and operations questions.
Yes. You can adjust the question count before starting to fit a short warm-up or a longer study run.
Common errors include mixing up beach sectors and units, confusing similar operation names, and getting the event order wrong.

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