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Tough 'Ombres in Normandy Luiz A. Rocha Fairhurst acknowledges the contributions whichDays after Allied forces invaded France on D Day, June 6, 1944, the American 90th Infantry Division found itself in trouble. The inexperienced division ran up against fierce German resistance in the marshes and impenetrable hedgerows beyond Utah Beach. Gains came slowly, if at all, and with punishing casualties. First one commander, then another, was fired. High command considered breaking up the division. Then, in July, the 90th turned itself around.