From "No Ordinary Time", about Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt, and World War II:
[General Dwight D.] Eisenhower determined that only four days in June provided the combination of conditions necessary for the assault -- a late-rising moon for the paratroopers, and, shortly after dawn, a low tide. The invasion was set for Monday, June 5, a month later than originally planned.
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