I do not know what soldiers were called but after the U.S. Marines 2nd and 3rd division utterly crushed the German 237th, 10th, 197th, 87th, and 28th Divisions in 26 days at the battle of Belleau wood; with the terrain, German use of large quantities of mustard gas, French retreat, and manpower all in favor of Germany. The Germans began calling Marines, Teufel Hunden which translates to Devil Dogs for the terrifying ferocity of Marines relentless style of fighting with no mercy down to bloody hand to hand combat. A name which is in common use among Marines today.
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From what iv'e herd, the Germans called Americans "Yanke Bastards" They called them "amis"... when I was a little child I was always wondering, because I thought that was familiar with the french amis for friends, what would have been unlogical though. "Amis" was the simple abbreviation for "Amerikaner".
Like Americans, they call their tanks "armor"; in German armor is pronounced panzer. In the US Army (during the Vietnam era) an armor crewman was a tank crewman. A German tank crewman would be called a panzer crewman.
They are called "Swiss".
Nazis.
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"American Capitalists", "Yankees", "GI's", and "Yankee Imperialists."
the word in German is Unterseeboot -- literally, boat under the sea. The informal name for the vessels are U-Boat.
They did more than consider it. The US dropped almost 1.5 million tons of explosives on German war targets.
Germans call themselves "Deutsche" in their native language.
In World War I the British called the Germans Jerry/Jerries although it was more commonly used in world war II.