Drag each step of the planning for the D-Day invasion into the correct order to arrange them from earliest to most recent.

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Answer 1

To arrange the steps of planning for the D-Day invasion in the correct order, we typically consider the historical events leading up to the actual invasion. Here is the chronological order of key steps in the planning of D-Day:

1. Meeting at Casablanca (January 1943)
2. Operation Bodyguard Plan (1939-1943 - This was the overarching deception plan for the invasion)
3. Selection of Normandy as the invasion site (Planning began in 1943, with specific emphasis on Normandy in mid-1943)
4. Operation Overlord planning (March 1944 - The formal planning for the invasion itself)
5. Final preparations and troop deployment (May 1944)
6. D-Day occurs (June 6, 1944)

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