Crossword Clue: D-Day locale
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "D-Day locale"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "D-Day locale"
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- 1944 battle site
- 1944 Normandy battle site
- Battle of Normandy city
- Battle of Normandy locale
- Battle site in Normandy
- Battleground of 1944
- A D-day city
- A D-day target
- A D-daybattlefield
- French city.
- French city heavily hit in 1944
- French city largely destroyed during the Normandy campaign
- French city mostly destroyed in 1944
- French city near the English Channel
- French city on the Orne
- French city once held by William the Conqueror
- French city retaken during the Normandy campaign
- French city that was an objective for recapture on D-Day
- French city where William the Conqueror is buried
- French city
- French D-Day city
- French port.
- French port liberated by the Allies in 1944
- French port on Orne River.
- French port
- French town that was the site of an important D-Day battle...or the biblical brother of Aebel
- French WWII battle site
- British target on D-day
- "It's News to Me" columnist Herb
- City east of St.-Lô
- City east of St. Lo
- City in Calvados
- City in France
- City in Normandy
- City in northern France
- City in northwest France
- City largely destroyed by the Normandy campaign
- City largely destroyed in Operation Charnwood
- City near Le Havre
- City near LeHavre
- City near St.-Lo
- City near the English Channel
- City of France
- City of Normandy
- City of northern France
- City on the Orne
- City retaken by the Allies in July 1944
- City retaken by the Allies, July 9, 1944
- City retaken in July of 1944
- City retaken July 9, 1944
- City SW of Le Havre
- City where William the Conqueror is buried
- City WNW of Paris
- Calvados capital
- Calvados port
- Calvados's capital
- Canadian battlefield in WW2
- Canadian forces battle-field
- Capital of Calvados
- Capitol of Calvados
- D Day battle ground
- D Day battle site
- D-Day city in France
- D-Day city target
- D-Day city
- D-Day locale
- Columnist Herb who coined the word "beatnik"
- Columnist Herb
- Columnist who wrote "Baghdad by the Bay"
- Columnist who wrote "Don't Call It Frisco," 1953
- Key Battle of Normandy locale
- Where William the Conqueror is buried
- Setting of William the Conqueror's castle
- Pulitzer-winning columnist Herb
- Pulitzer-winning San Francisco columnist Herb
- Pulitzer-winning San Francisco columnist
- Town largely destroyed by the Battle of Normandy
- Town near Le Havre
- Town near St.-L
- Town near St.-Lô
- Town near the English Channel
- William the Conqueror's burial place
- "The Longest Day" city
- Locale of William the Conqueror's tomb
- Port in Normandy
- Port of Normandy
- Port on the Orne River.
- Port on the Orne
- Longtime columnist who coined the term "beatnik"
- Late San Francisco columnist Herb
- Neighbor of St.-Lô
- "One Man's San Francisco" author
- Norman city
- Normandy battle locale
- Normandy battlefield
- Normandy campaign city
- Normandy city known for its tripe stew
- Normandy city where William the Conqueror is buried
- Normandy city
- Normandy commune
- Normandy port
- Normandy town
- Source of William the Conqueror's Tower of London stone
- Site of Abbaye aux Hommes
- Site of the tomb of William the Conqueror
- Site of William the Conqueror's tomb
- St.-Lô neighbor
- W.W. II battle town
- WW2 Battlefield
- WW2battlefield
- WWII battle site in France
Recent Usage of D-Day locale in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Dec. 28, 2014
