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D-Day was the day of the Normandy landings on June 6, 1944.

Contents

• Designation of days
• Film and television
• Gaming
• Literature
• Music
• See also

D-Day may also refer to:

Designation of days

• D-Day (military term)
• Decimal Day, the day the UK and Ireland decimalized their currencies

Film and television

• Roommates (2006 South Korean film), or D-Day, a horror film
• D-Day (2013 film), an Indian Hindi-language action thriller film
• D-Day (TV series), a 2015 South Korean television series

Gaming

• D-Day (board game), 1961
• D-Day (1984 video game), by Games Workshop
• D-Day (2004 video game), by O~3 Entertainment
• Axis & Allies: D-Day , a 2004 strategy board-game
• Brothers in Arms: D-Day , a 2006 first-person shooter video game

Literature

• "D-Day", a 1995 poem by Pól Ó Muiri
• Jour J (comics), a French comic book series

Music

• D-Day (album), by Agust D, 2023
• D-Day (D-Lite EP), 2017
• D-Day (Kim Dong-han EP), 2018
• D-Day (song), a song by Agust D,
• "D-Day", a 1993 song by duo D-Day, of TommyD and Roger Sanchez
• "D-Days", a 1981 song by Hazel O'Connor
• "D-Day", a song by Blondie from the 2011 album Panic of Girls
• "D-Day", a song by King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard from the 2017 album Sketches of Brunswick East
• D-Day: A Gangsta Grillz Mixtape , a 2022 compilation album by Dreamville

See also

• All pages with titles containing D-Day
• D-Day Dodgers, Allied servicemen who fought in Italy during the Second World War, and a popular wartime song
• Oklahoma D-Day, a scenario game of paintball
• D-Day Daily Telegraph crossword security alarm

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