Hitler Said The Atlantic Wall Was Unbreakable — Eisenhower Was Already Planning To Break It

As Allied planning for the Normandy invasion reached its most intensive phase in the winter and spring of 1944, Hitler continued to make public statements about the Atlantic Wall's impregnability. He told the German people that no invasion force could establish a foothold on the European coast. While these statements were being made, Eisenhower's staff was working through precisely how to breach the wall — where the gaps were, what the tidal patterns were on various beaches, and how to suppress German artillery during the landing. By June 6, Eisenhower had translated three years of planning into a single morning.

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