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James Martin Stagg, chief of meteorology in Britain during WWII, credited of convincing General Eisenhower to postpone D-Day to the 6th of June 1944 with a forecast, done by his three meteorologists teams, of a break in the bad weather on that day.
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Date

2006-12-13
Author

Pierre_cb
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(Reusing this image)

Public domain UK prior to 1945.


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