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On Sun. 28 Jul 1940 The German Army examined closely the German Navy's.....

On Sun. 28 Jul 1940 The German Army examined closely the German Navy's.....
The German Army examined closely the German Navy's draft plan for an invasion of England, United Kingdom, but it was horrified to note that the Navy estimated that it would take ten days to put the first assault ashore in the Dover area.

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