D-Day by the numbers: Here's what it took 76 years ago to pull off the biggest amphibious invasion in history

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Military Select           D-Day by the numbers: Here's what it took 76 years ago to pull off the biggest amphibious invasion in history   The invasion of Normandy is unquestionably one of the greatest undertakings in history. Here's what it took to pull it off.   READ MORE           Here's how much police officers make in every state   We looked at the most recent salary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to see typical earnings for police across the country.   READ MORE           The US Air Force wants to put an AI drone up against a fighter pilot in a dogfight that could change aerial combat   The Air Force wants a human pilot and an autonomous drone face-off in an effort to learn how to build new types of combat systems.   READ MORE             'That's just not right': Navy SEAL who oversaw bin Laden raid speaks out against Trump clearing protesters for church photo op   'There is nothing morally right about that,' Retired US Navy Admiral William McRaven said of what happened in DC earlier this week.   READ MORE           China is showing off its military hardware during its latest border showdown with India   Reports suggest China has sent multiple advanced weapon systems and fighter jets refitted for operation in the high altitude of the Tibetan plateau.   READ MORE           It's been 76 years since D-Day: Here's how the Allies began to reclaim Europe from the Nazis   On the morning of June 6, 1944, Allied troops waded ashore at Normandy and began to wrest Western Europe away from Nazi Germany.   READ MORE           Google caught Iranian and Chinese state hackers targeting the Trump and Biden campaigns   The Iranian group known as APT35 had targeted the Trump campaign, while the Chinese group known as APT31 targeted Biden staffers.   READ MORE           A former stealth jet pilot reveals a previously unknown role for the iconic F-117 Nighthawk   The F-117 "could actually carry every munition in the inventory at the time of its insertion," including air-to-air missiles, the pilot said.   READ MORE           US spy satellite photos from the Cold War are getting a new life to track marmots in Kazakhstan   Hundreds of thousands of photos taken by spy satellites during the Cold War have found new life with environmental researchers.   READ MORE           How Japan was tricked into revealing its plans before a pivotal World War II battle   The US victory at the Battle of Midway came about because the US commander needed to know what Japan was doing to get his own bosses off his back.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006