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How did navy pilots support ground troops during D-Day? (1 point) a They provided air cover so the ground troops could move forward. b They provided direction support so the ground troops could find their way. c They provided water support so the ground troops could come in by boat. d They provided supplies for troops that were dropped from the planes.

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A

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Initially they were bombing the beach-heads during operation overlord (I.e the Normandy landings) but they missed severely due to bad weather. They also used the pilots to drop paratroopers. The supplies, water, and direction support, i'm not so sure because the hand-held (Not the backpack worn) radio wasn't invented until later, correct me if I'm wrong but this is all that I know.

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A: They provided air cover so the ground troups culd move forward.

Explanation: Why did they provide air cover because they faced a storm of german gunfire. They fought through the german defences and pushed inland.

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