was the most difficult to secure of the five beaches invaded by the Allies in Normandy.

Omaha

Juno

Gold

Sword

Utah

A. Omaha

Explanation:

it is this beach which was were most difficult to invade as it had steep hills and the defenses were much stronger they also lost a lot of soldiers which were estimated at 2400 which others were dead and others missing.

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