From mid-1944 into 1945, the U.S. 7th Army operated in France and Germany as part of the Allied liberation of the European continent. Stationed in Italy early in 1944, though relatively inactive, the 7th conducted amphibious landings against the southern shores of France in August of 1944. Pressing northwards in a rapid mobile advance, it joined the main Allied line at its southernmost point in the area of Alsace-Lorraine just north of Switzerland. In late 1944 and 1945, it advanced into Germany, moving east then south, before linking up with American troops in northern Italy at the war's end.
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May 8 1945, CET (for Russia it happened on the 9th due to differences in Time Zone).
June 7th, 1944 is the CORRECT Answer.
general george patton Gen George Pattton commanded the 7th Army during the Sicily Campaign in June-August 1943. He was relieved of command after the slapping incident. Lt. Gen. Alexander M. Patch took command of the Seventh Army after Sicily and lead it through Normandy until the end of the war.
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At Midnight on June 6th 1944, June 7th was D-Day+1