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Which was the first major victory for forces after the US entered the war?
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The Guadalcanal Campaign
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Which was the first major victory for allied forces sfter the US entered the war?
Midway
Which was the first major victory for allied forces after the us entered the war?
a. the battle of the bulge b.the battle of lwo jima c. the battle of Sicily
The first major victory for allied forces after the us entered the war?
The Battle of Stalingrad, where Hitler lost far too many troops and supplies, leaving a permanent and deadly cripple on his military.
Which was the first major victory for allied forces?
The Battle of Britain was arguably the first allied victory, which also laid down a near permanent cripple onto Hitler's Luftwaffe.
Which was the major victory for the Allied forces after the US entered the war?
There were a few, but the one that topped all others was the Battle of Stalingrad, which left Hitler's Nazis permanently crippled by the Russian forces when the Russians, who were used to the savage winters of Russia, basically obliterated the Nazi forces.
How did France get involved in the Seven Years' War?
France entered the war with hopes of achieving a lasting victory against their major colonial rival Britain.
Did the confederate forces win the battle at Chancellorsville?
Yes, it was a major victory for Lee.
What was the first major victory for the colonists?
fort ticonderoga
Which battle was the first major victory for American troops during World War 1?
Which battle was the first major victory for american troops in ww1
Where was the union's first major victory in the west along the Tennessee River?
Fort Henry - not too difficult, as it was half under water. Shiloh might be classified as the first major victory.
Where did a major victory for US forces occur two weeks after the war of 1812 had ended with a peace treaty?
New Orlean
Where did a major victory for US forces occur two weeks after the war of 1812 has ended with a peace treaty?
New Orlean
