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in what war...World War 2?
British had many countries fighting along side in ww2 as at the time the british had the British Empire wich was the biggest empire the world had ever seen so many countries in the comenwealth fought along side the british,to name just a few....France,Australia,Poland eventuly America joined in but firstly didnt want to fight in the war and remained nuetral,until Japan bombed what little Navy America had then America came to Frances aid. Germany,Italy and Japan fought together in WW2
What else can I help you with?
Who was the British war during the Revolutionary War?
There were many British generals at this time.
What second war did the US fight the British?
The US fought the British in the American Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.
Who was on the British side during the French and Indian War?
The irquios tribe was on the british side. The british side won the war.
What war was the british and Americans war?
The revolutionary war.
Who gave information to the British in the Revolutionary War?
Native Americans helped the British during the war.
How did defeat and disunity hurt the early british war effert?
The british went into the war to confident
When was British War Medal created?
British War Medal was created on 1919-07-26.
When did British War Relief Society end?
British War Relief Society ended in 1945.
When was British War Relief Society created?
British War Relief Society was created in 1939.
Why did the colonist go to war with the british?
Well the british are !@##$%^@#$%@#$%^
What were the two causes of The War of 1812?
The British were in war with the French so the British would not let the Americans trade with the French and in doingt so the War of 1812 was initiated. The British were in war with the French so the British would not let the Americans trade with the French and in doingt so the War of 1812 was initiated.
What did Douglas haig do in World War I?
Douglas Haig was a British soldier, a British Field Marshal, and a British Commander of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) in world war 1.
