AP HDD 2
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Thousands of U.S. 3rd Division troops wait to board Landing Ships Tanks on an unidentified beach in Italy in preparation for Operation Dragoon in this Aug 10, 1944, photo. France will pay tribute to WW II veterans of Operation Dragoon, the forgotten D-Day on Sunday Aug. 15, 2004. Operation Dragoon landings came 70 days after the D-Day landings in Normandy and were smaller in scale and Allied losses than the famed attack on June 6, 1944. In all, an estimated 300,000 Allied soldiers stormed France's Mediterranean shores from Toulon to Cannes, part of an Allied strategy for a two-front offensive that would send German troops into a closing pincer(AP Photo)
WORLD WAR II U.S. TROOPS LANDING SHIPS TANKS ITALIAN BEACH PREPERATION OPERATION DRAGOON
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1944-08-10
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Associated Press
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