If by "Suez Struggle" the question is asking about the Suez Crisis of 1956, also called the Arab-Israeli War of 1956, the Sinai Campaign of 1956, or the Tripartite War of 1956, then the question is easy to answer: the US had no ally in that war since the US served the function of peacemaker in that conflict. The US opposed both Egypt for having nationalized the canal without giving useful assurances of its neutrality in operation (i.e. to hold by the Convention of Constantinople) and Israel, the UK, and France for having invaded Egypt to force the Egyptians' hand.
Suez Canal
The Suez. Major action there.It is important to note that the Suez Canal was dug from 1859-1869, long before World War II.The Answer is The Suez Canal
The addition of North Africa prevented the Axis from gaining the suez canal and access to middle-eastern oil.
The Suez Canal has always caused conflict.
The United States and the Soviet Union were able to cooperate during the Suez crisis because they wanted to avoid another war.
Suez Canal
The Suez. Major action there.It is important to note that the Suez Canal was dug from 1859-1869, long before World War II.The Answer is The Suez Canal
The Suez Canal is very important. It reduces shipping times between Asia and Europe and the east coast of the Americas.
The Suez Canal has 3 regions, Upper at Port Said in the North, Middle by the Bitter Lakes inbetween and lower by Suez in the South.
The Suez Canal connects the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. Ships use the Suez Canal as a shortcut between Asia and Europe and the Americas. Thanks to the Suez Canal, they do not have to use the time or fuel to sail all the way around Africa just to get to Europe.
Suez Canal
I believe you are referring to the Suez Canal
During the twentieth century, the MIddle East has become signigicant to the rest of the world due to its control of transportation routes like the Suez Canal. In addition, the high demand for oil has made the MIddle East a world power.
The Suez Canal connects the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. Ships use the Suez Canal as a shortcut between Asia and Europe and the Americas. Thanks to the Suez Canal, they do not have to use the time or fuel to sail all the way around Africa just to get to Europe.
The addition of North Africa prevented the Axis from gaining the suez canal and access to middle-eastern oil.
The Suez Crisis.
The Suez canal links the Mediterranean with the Red Sea.