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1 World War II Virtual Museum created by Ste. Genevieve High School CP American History

2 The European Theater WingThe Pacific Theater Wing

3 The European Theater Galleries

4 The Pacific Theater Galleries

5 Invasion of Poland Invasion of PolandSalerno Invasion of France Anzio Dunkirk Kursk Battle of Britain Battle of Britain Monte Casino Invasion of USSR Invasion of USSR D-Day: Omaha Beach Battle of Moscow Battle of Moscow D-Day: Utah Beach Battle of Stalingrad Battle of Stalingrad D-Day: Sword Beach D-Day: Sword Beach Battle of Leningrad Battle of Leningrad D-Day: Juno Beach US Enters (Pearl Harbor) US Enters (Pearl Harbor) D-Day: Gold Beach El Alamein Battle of the Bulge Battle of the Bulge Kasserine Pass Kasserine Pass Battle of Berlin Invasion of Sicily Air Warfare Air Warfare

6 Pearl Harbor Pearl Harbor Guam Corregidor Iwo Jima Iwo Jima Doolittle’s Raid Doolittle’s Raid Okinawa Battle of the Coral Sea Battle of the Coral Sea Death of FDR Death of FDR Battle of Midway Hiroshima Guadalcanal Nagasaki Tarawa Japanese Surrender Japanese Surrender Saipan Submarine Warfare Submarine Warfare Manhattan Project Manhattan Project

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