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Why was farming in world war 2 important?
Farming in WW2 in Britain was very important as all supplies of food from the continent (Europe) were now cut off. British farms had to feed the nation
In What battle did the us troops cut off the German supplies near the city of sedan?
The battle that US troops fought near the city of Sedan, and cut off the German army's supplies was the Meuse Argonne offensive. The soldiers pushed the Germans off Hindenburg lines, which successfully cut off their railway supply lines.
In World War 2 why did Germans bomb ports?
1. To disrupt the import of supplies (food, medicines, vital goods, raw materials and so on). If ships bringing supplies to us were unable to dock then rationing of food and other supplies would be even worse than it was - eventually the nation would starve. 2. To disrupt the export of materials and other things. Weapons and ammunitiom left the country to supply the troops abroad. If supplies were cut off then the troops would be defenceless.
What is it called to cut off food and supplies and bombard a city until it defenders give up?
It is called a siege
What supplies did the US cut off from Japan during World War 2?
Ammo, food, anything that's essential for survival.
Why did the Germans deploy U-boats?
to cut off our supplies
Why was Antwerp significant to the Germans in the Ardennes offensive?
It was the city through which Allies got supplies. When Germans invaded Antwerp, Allied supply lines were cut off.
What ws Berlin airleft?
American, French and British people airlifted food and supplies to the people of West Berlin whom faced starvation after Stalin cut it off.
The Germans goal for the Battle of the Bulge was to cut off Allied supplies coming through the port of?
Antwerp, Belgium
Why was farming in world war 2 important?
Farming in WW2 in Britain was very important as all supplies of food from the continent (Europe) were now cut off. British farms had to feed the nation
What was significantabout the battle of the bulge?
The Battle of the Bulge was important to the Germans because their supply lines were cut off and they need to control Bastogne in order for their supplies of fuel for tanks and ammo for their troops could get through. The Americans were hampered by the cold weather and overcast skies and could not get re-supplied with ammo and food which was desperately needed. Due to the valiant effort of the Americans and the lack of supplies for the Germans, we prevailed.
Which country cut off Germans food supply in ww1?
Britain sank German merchant ships.
In What battle did the us troops cut off the German supplies near the city of sedan?
The battle that US troops fought near the city of Sedan, and cut off the German army's supplies was the Meuse Argonne offensive. The soldiers pushed the Germans off Hindenburg lines, which successfully cut off their railway supply lines.
In World War 2 why did Germans bomb ports?
1. To disrupt the import of supplies (food, medicines, vital goods, raw materials and so on). If ships bringing supplies to us were unable to dock then rationing of food and other supplies would be even worse than it was - eventually the nation would starve. 2. To disrupt the export of materials and other things. Weapons and ammunitiom left the country to supply the troops abroad. If supplies were cut off then the troops would be defenceless.
Why Louisbourg was important for French and England?
It was essential because the British/colonists could easily cut off French supplies
What happened to the guns and supplies of the British army?
The British government is too stingy to shell out the required ammount of money. Furthermore instead of rectifying this they intend to further cut the funding of the British millitary.
Why did the British navy set up and maintained their blockade?
They hoped to cut off the Americans supplies from getting to them which the British hoped would eventually lead to the Americans surrender
