Which fake military unit was created as part of Operation Fortitude (part of Operation Bodyguard) to convince German intelligence that the Allied invasion would come at Pas-de-Calais rather than Normandy?

In military history, some of the most brilliant strategies weren't just about battlefield tactics but about marketing and brand storytelling. Operation Bodyguard, the Allied deception campaign preceding D-Day in 1944, stands as one of history's most successful 'marketing campaigns.' Through elaborate deception, fake equipment, and strategic misinformation, Allied forces convinced German High Command that the invasion would occur elsewhere. Test your knowledge about this remarkable example of military brand storytelling that helped change the course of World War II.

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First United States Army Group (FUSAG), commanded by General George Patton
Second British Army Group (SBAG), commanded by General Bernard Montgomery
Atlantic Wall Defense Force (AWDF), commanded by General Omar Bradley
Combined Operations Tactical Unit (COTU), commanded by General Dwight Eisenhower