What countries were involved in the Allied campaign during World War 2 and in what month and year did each join the effort?

Italy and Germany were allied to Japan during WWII.

Allied deaths were 4391

The five other countries allied with Great Britain during WWI were France, Russia, Italy, USA, and Serbia.

The four main countries that made up the allied power during WW2 were Russia, United States, China, and Britain.

Dwight Eisenhower was the (SCAEF) Supreme Commander Allied Expeditionary Force during the European campaign of World War 2

During World War II, the armies involved in the North African campaign were basically two in number. On the one side, the Axis forces consisted of German and Italian troops. On the other side, the Allied forces initially consisted of British, Indian, Australian, New Zealand, and Free French troops (among others); then, in late 1942, American forces joined the campaign through the successful implementation of 'Operation Torch' in western North Africa.

There were about 26 countries during WWI.

England, France, Russia, China as well as other countries were included in the Allied Powers during WW2.

UK France

To defeat the axis countries.

During World War II, the Battle of the Bulge, which was fought in December 1944 and January 1945, involved mainly American ground-forces opposed by German attackers. British troops were involved in the northernmost section of the battle, while a mixed-nationality force was involved in the air, supply, intelligence, and other elements involved in the battle.

There were many countries allied with Russia, but the primary ones were France, the United Kingdom and Serbia. Italy and the US eventually joined in, but by the time the US really got involved, Russia had two revolutions and was forced to quit the war.

Allied Countries (US, UK, France) and Axis Countries (Germany, Italy, Japan)

During WW II, the Soviet Union was one of the allied countries which helped to defeat Nazi Germany.

Germany, Japan, and Italy

india and romania

Austria-Hungary

The Revolutionary War involved many countries. The British had mercenaries from all sorts of countries along with Spain on their side. Later on, the British signed a treaty with the Germans and they joined in, too. The African Americans served on both sides, some patriots, some loyalists. The Native Americans were also greatly involved, but were on the British side. The French were greatly involved as they signed a treaty with the Americans during the…

The Italian Campaign occurred during World War II and refers to various Allied missions that took place in and around Italy. The ultimate result was the collapse of fascist Italy.

Italy and Japan. Together, the three countries were called the Axis.

There was no "battle of Gallipoli". The Gallipoli campaign was an extended eight-month campaign during the First World War between Allied Forces and the old Ottoman Empire of Turkey, with support from Central Forces.

south Korea south Vietnam japan

At least six other nations.

Just some of the countries involved were USA, Japan, and Germany. It was one of the most famous wars.

Austria- Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire.

United States, Soviet Union

Italy/Benito Mussolini and Japan/Hirohito .

Fiji soldiers fought alongside the Allies in the Second World War, gaining a fine reputation in the tough Solomon Islands campaign. The United States and other Allied countries maintained military installations in Fiji during the war, but Fiji itself never came under attack.

During World War 2, there were thirty-two official countries listed as the Allied Powers. The chief Allied Powers were Great Britain, France, the Soviet Union, the United States and China.

Desert Storm (1991) was a military campaign to remove Iraq from the nation of Kuwait. Operation Overlord (1944) was a military campaign to land allied forces on the beaches of Normandy during WWII.

It was part of the Allied Powers. In March of 1945, Mexico sent an air force unit, the Escuadrón 201 to join the U.S. Far East Air Force, during the Philippines campaign.

During which world war? In the first it was the Germans, Austia-Hungary and the Italians. During the second it was The Brits, France, Russia etc.

There were over a hundred countries that were not part of World War I.

United States, Britan, all the allied forces.

The union with allied countries.

Italy and Japan were allied with Germany as the Axis Forces. UK, Australia, Canada, USSR and the US (along with the Free French, and various exile forces) composed the Allies

Spain and the US.

World War 1 left the countries that were involved with a major distrust of people from other countries. Resentment was caused in countries such as Germany and Italy who lost land during the war.

The Supreme Allied commander during D-Day, and indeed the French campaign afterwards, was American General Dwight D. Eisenhower.

During the Cold War, countries that allied themselves with the US and NATO were known as the 1st world. Countries that allied with the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact were the 2nd world. Countries that stayed nonaligned and neutral became known as the 3rd world. Today, third world nations refer to the poorest countries in the world.

Over 100 there was over 30 countries involved during ww1

Well there are many countries that wernt allied with Great Brittan. They where German Italy And Japan and tons more.

Germany was allied with three countries, not two: Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria.

Countries in Europe not occupied by German In WWII: Britan (Allied) Iceland (Allied) Switzerland (Neutral) Sweden (Neutral) Ireland (Neutral) Spain (Neutral)

Yes Yes. In fact, Dwight Eisenhower was the Supreme Allied Commander during WW II.

Soldiers from other countries.

the allies of Germany were Italy and Japan, England were U.s.a, England and russia

The Triple entente England France Russia

The Kokoda Track campaign was a series of battles that took place during WW2. The battles were fought between Australia and the United States on one side, and the Empire of Japan on the other.

Bernard Montgomery Answer Bernard Montgomery was the Allied Ground Forces Commander for the entireity of the Normandy Campaign. As such he was in command of the entire Allied effort on land. This means that under him were not only the British and Commonwealth troops but also the American troops. Commanding the British and Commonwealth force during D-Day and the Normandy Campaign in its entirity was General Miles Dempsey.