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Re: OT: Rules for being a republican and other follies. (Warning, ...
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Brice asks:

> How was merchant shipping useful in D-Day?  If you are referring to
>  landing craft, then that is military stuff, not 'merchant'.

The D-Day invasion fleet consisted of 1213 warships, 4126 landing ships, 736
ancillary vessels, and 864 merchant vessels.

Wirt Atmar

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