They did not plan for the war. The bulk of Americans were isolationists and did not want the Congress or the President to involve them in the European war. They were caught unaware and not in a state of military readiness when Japan attacked the USN Pacific Fleet. They had to scramble to get troops together, rebuild ships, build new ships and planes and to plan battles. They had to abandon thousands of military personnel in the Philippines and most of them died due to the torture of the Japanese.
Yes
the south wanted to plan attack.
The Schlieffen plan was designed shortly after The Franco-Prussian war by the Germans as a means of defeating the French quickly and efficiently. A similar method was used effectively during the Second World War but did not work so well during the First World War.
Z Plan was the name of Japan's naval battle strategy during World War 2.
before The Schlieffen Plan was developed in 1905, 9 years before war actually broke out.
The U.S. military suffered few losses during the war.
Try looking on www.historychannel.com or a search engine. == answer.....== I think one of the names was the Schlieffen Plan.
The Wilson Doctrine during the First World War was Woodrow Wilson's 14 point speech he presented to Congress. It was his plan to end the fighting.
The general plan for the invasion of Europe by the allies.
no only during ww2
Answer this question… To prevent communism from spreading into Western Europe following World War II
lend/lease