General Bradley, located on the cruiser USS Augusta, observes with his binoculars the evolution of the battle. The reports of the Navy are catastrophic: the losses are very high. Bradley even thinks, during one moment, to stop the reinforcements towards Omaha and to redirect them towards Utah whose reports are much better. But he is convinced that the only chance for the Allies to capture this beach is to send many reinforcements: the Germans will have to escape sooner or later in front of the huge American war machine.
