Dday Stories

This is a Fictional story about World War 2.. Not all events in this book will be completely true..I will be adding twists to real events that DID happen in the war. Some characters are made up although I will add real perspective from peoples viewing ... I truly respect those who died and served in the war.. If you dont like reading about gore I suggest to not read this.. I mean its about war so what would you expect..?

Z day

It is all about the history of d-day

Going through soldier Liam Garcia's thoughts and memories as he is one of the first to plunge into the water in D-Day.

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Dedicated to David Carmen Scicchitano. Original Paper Writing (June 2009) Final Edit (2015) Digitalized. All Rights Reserved.

this is a story based on a group of 82nd airborne divison which parachuted into the enemy lines

"You're about to embark on a great crusade..." General Dwight D. Eisenhower had said in his speech to the troops prior to the opening assault on Normandy's shores. However, Jack and James O'Brian never heard that speech, because they were in the airborne. It's June 6th, 1944 and the biggest amphibious invasion in the world is commencing, United States paratroopers James and Jack O'Brian of the 101st U.S. 501st Airborne division are going to be the first men into German occupied France. They've gone to ranger schooling together, both graduating in time to take part in the Normandy invasion and now. They'll be parachuting into France against a well trained, battle hardened enemy between them and their fight towards Germany. With a prestigious German general making his reappearance after being medically discharged to lead such battle hardened forces. ** Rated PG-13 (Violence, suggestive themes, language) Fifth book in the 'World War Series'

A short story about one soldier's experience during the Omaha Beach landing at Normandy.

David Winters is afraid. He's about to be under a lot of pressure. He has never seen war this close, but now he's got front row tickets to the main event: World War II. He sets sail for Normandy soon to storm the beach along with hundreds of other scared soldiers, whom the majority of them shall die. Will he join them in their journey six feet under? Or will he just have to be brave for once?

The war was hard and scary. there were people died all around me. It was a horrible sight. and this book is very bad

The story of two friends and their experiences being soldiers in the 1st Infantry Regiment during one of the largest and most influential operations and subsequent battles of the Second World War

Keith, a ww2 soldier, finds himself cramped in the back of the boat during The Battle of D-day. Keith has his friend André in the boat with him. André is an immigrant from France. Keith feels bad that his friend has to fight in his own country.

On the eve of D-Day, the fate of the Normandy landings rests on the shoulders of 24 elite paratroopers. Dropped into the black heart of enemy territory, Captain Steve and his men must mark the way for the Allied invasion, facing down the might of the German Atlantic Wall. One wrong step, one missed signal, and the beaches will run red. Their mission: vital, deadly, and the world's last hope.

only the dead have seen-

A 21 year old man trying to land on D day and survive the land mines bunkers Germans and bombs.

War...it never changes. We are always destined to fight for money...power...greed and many other things. But this, this is a whole other reason. The women of our world suddenly go batshit crazy

On the day of June 6th 1944 thousands of men were drafted for the us military on a task so dangerous it was nearly called suicide but a certain group of men lived the battle and this is there story

based on true events of a war photographer who lost his photos at sea but only one was brought home.