9] D_Day refers to the day on which the;?
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allies staged a massive landing in France
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Noon. Thanks for the points!!
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Yes. People should remember that during this day, the Allied troops of US, Britain and Canada fought the Germans in the Normandy Beach. The victory against Hitler and the fascists is near.
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Wednesday came from - wodnes dæg, meaning the day of the Germanic god Woden who was a god of the Anglo-Saxons in England \n\nWednesday is considered either the third or the fourth day of the week, between Tuesday and Thursday. The name comes from the Middle English Wednes dei, which is from Old English Wodnes dæg, meaning the day of the Germanic god Woden who was a god of the Anglo-Saxons in England until about the 7th century AD. Wodnes dæg is like the Old Norse Othinsdagr ("Odin's day"), which is an early translation of the Latin dies Mercurii ("Mercury's day"). Although Mercury (the messenger of the gods) and Woden (the king of the Germanic gods) are not equivalent in most regards, both gods guided the souls of the dead to the underworld.
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Assuming that this isn't just a joke riddle and the question is "what day of the week fits the criteria", then Saturday.\n\nStart with what you know.  Monday.  Tuesday is day after Monday (two days after tomorrow).  Two days before Tuesday is Sunday.  Sunday is day after today.  Today is Saturday.\n\nYou kind of have to ignore the fact that today isn't really Saturday.
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Yes, in general.\nCarpe diem - sieze the day.
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the D does not stand for anything, people just gave many interesting ideas on what it could mean, but D-day  is used to say when a military operation would begin. D+ day would denote in how many days an operation would begin H+hour would denote in how many hours.\n\nD-Day is simply most well known as Operation Overlord in the invasion of Normandy, France on June 6th, 1944.\n\nThere definatly was airsupport, the Allies had air supremacy and thats how they won the war, Paratroopers were dropped and Normandy was bombed for the weeks ahead of the landings and just before the landings the ships off shore bombarded the shoreline, and as the allies moved onto the beach there was fighter and bomber assitance as soldiers called for air support in specific areas. Gliders were also used to land soldiers and equipment. 12,000 planes were used to attack and support the landing soldiers, and 14,000 flights were flown. In addition ~10,000 TONS of bombs were dropped on the German defenses, so the US did use air support, but it was not just the US attacking:\n\nJuno - Canadians\nSword - British\nGold - British\nOmaha - US\nUtah - US\n\neach is a codename for a stretch of beach
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Chocolate day.\nThe day we celebrate the gooey, glorious goodness that is chocolate.\n\nAnd we get the day off of work to eat it.
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Answer is Friday...tomorrow is not Wed or Thurs.\nYesterday is not Fri or Sun.\nToday is not Thurs or Sun
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Monday - Named for the day of the moon\nTuesday - Named for Germanic god Tiw.\nWednesday - Named for Norse god of war and wisdom, Woden (Odin).\nThursday - Named for Norse god Thor\nFriday - Named for Norse goddess Frigg\nSaturday - Named for the day of Saturn\n\nThese names are older than you and me..
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The invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944 exists as the largest build-up and movement of soldiers in the history of mankind.  It also marked a significant turning point in the second World War, one that would aid in the eventual defeat and downfall of Hilter's armies. \n \n.  \nThe release of Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan will rekindle a lot of interest in the second World War, and in particular the real events which took place on June 6, 1944 - also known as D-Day.
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like any other day of any other week :) \nhow's yours?
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Veteran's Day is the day after tomorrow. It's the 9th here.
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The answer is "daily."  Yahoo! may not want to try to explain it, because if you don't live in the U.S.'s Pacific Time Zone, the "day" can begin at a pretty strange time (like 2 p.m., 9 a.m., etc.).
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nope\n\nyesterday is used when you speak direct speech\n\nthe day before is used when speaking indirect/reported speech
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Becoming independent of an abusive relationship, near the time of the county fair, and tying it in with Independence Day on the fourth of July.  I have the CD. using "independence day" as both the fourth of July and a metaphor for the day the abusive relationship ended.
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Your logic is impeccable.  I have to agree that Saturday is the day.