They're clearly intending to cut off the peninsula where Cherbourg is located.
Every evening the war correspondents report on the difficulties, the courage and the fighting spirit of the army.
To get their stories, they pull off the most amazing feats.
A few of the wounded who are already back in England also spoke on the radio.
Despite the miserable weather, the planes are flying diligently back and forth.
We heard over the BBC that Churchill wanted to land along with the troops on D Day,
but Eisenhower and the other generals managed to talk him out of it.
Just imagine, so much courage for such an old man; he must be at least seventy!
The excitement here has died down somewhat; still, we're all hoping that the war will finally be over by the end of the year.
It's about time! Mrs. van Daan's constant griping is unbearable;
now that she can no longer drive us crazy with the invasion, she moans and groans all day about the bad weather.
If only we could plunk her down in the loft in a bucket of cold water!
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