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one of the most complex military maneuvers of all time was the allied invasion of europe by way of the normandy beaches of northern france. the carefully orchestrated invasion essential to the defeat of hitler. the supreme allied commander, who was general dwight d. eisenhower. later to become president of the united states. the invasion took place on june 6, 1944. the weather so terrible that the invasion was delayed for a full day. american troops landing on utah beach. encountered only mild resistance at first. in contrast, the landing at omaha beach much more treacherous. the coast itself was extremely dangerous, the landing took place too far off shore, and the germans had double the forces at this site. other allied forces the british and the canadians. military cemeteries for the fallen americans, canadians, and british in normandy. in arromanches, the arromanches 360° and landing museum commemorates d-day. with video of the invasion and france today surrounding the spectators. which option below would be an acceptable revision of the selection in bold? in contrast, the landing at omaha beach was much more treacherous. while, the landing at omaha beach was much more treacherous. whereas, the landing at omaha beach was much more treacherous. no revision is necessary
The original bolded sentence "In contrast, the landing at Omaha Beach much more treacherous" is a fragment as it lacks a verb. The first option "In contrast, the landing at Omaha Beach was much more treacherous" adds the verb "was" to make it a complete sentence. "While" and "Whereas" are subordinating conjunctions that would create a dependent clause here, and they are not used correctly in the context of starting a new independent clause with the given structure. So the first option is the correct revision.
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A. In contrast, the landing at Omaha Beach was much more treacherous.