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Why was the battle of the seas so important for the allies and axis?
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How did the battle of coral sea get its name?
It took place in the Coral Seas, near Japan. It is not a nickname given due to circumstances of the battle.
Why was the Battle of the Atlantic important to the war effort?
The Battle of the Atlantic was very important to both Britain and Germany because Britain needed to control the seas between itself ant the United States to be able to receive supplies from them. The Germans wanted the Atlantic because they knew that if Britain was unable to receive supplies for war, they would have to surrender.
What were the advantages for each side in World War 2?
During World War II, the Axis Powers held the initial advantages of surprise, preparedness, a fighting spirit, and well-developed military forces. Counter to these, and increasingly more powerfully, the Allies held the advantages of larger industry, a spirit of endurance, a sense of justice, greater technological advancement, control of the world's seas, and numerous allies willing to make a contribution to overall victory.
What difficulties did the Allies have on D Day?
There few difficulties on D-Day for the allies. The main one was the weather as in preparations for D-Day, the Allies needed to do it during night close to a full moon, so this left a 10 day window and on 9 of them the seas can be quite choppy, which didn't help the soldiers. Also the wind didn't help the parachuters as some of them were off target from few hundred meters to a mile or so.
Why does the Flags fly high at half mast?
Because either someone important has died or a solider has died that was over seas
Why was the control of the seas so important for the allies and the axis?
Control of the seas was strategically important in the waging of war where one could control logistical supply routes and project , or prevent the projection of , military forces onto the land .
What name was given to the conflict on the high seas between the US and Europe as the US tried to supply the Allies?
The Battle of the Atlantic
Why are mermaids important?
They help our seas.
what the seas were important for?
Transportation and fishing
How were seas important to the Greeks?
Seas were a source of trade and food - also a great advantage to travel.
Why was freedom of the seas important in World War 1?
The principle of 'Freedom of the seas' was important in World War 1 because the Germans had declared unrestricted warfare in the seas, severely disrupting trade and shipping. American president Woodrow Wilson included 'freedom of the seas' in his Fourteen Points.
Why were the seas important to the greek?
they were important transportation routes for Greek people.
Lessons learned in the battle of Trafalgar?
Lesson learned: Britain rules the seas.
How was the US able to get food into the west during world war 2?
Sent over seas or the other Allies provided it.
How did the battle of coral sea get its name?
It took place in the Coral Seas, near Japan. It is not a nickname given due to circumstances of the battle.
Why was the Battle of the Atlantic important to the war effort?
The Battle of the Atlantic was very important to both Britain and Germany because Britain needed to control the seas between itself ant the United States to be able to receive supplies from them. The Germans wanted the Atlantic because they knew that if Britain was unable to receive supplies for war, they would have to surrender.
Who won the battle of seas?
The battle of what seas? 1. The Battle of the Japan Sea (known in Japan) is the Battle of Tsushima to the rest of the world. Fought on 27 May 1905 between the Russian and Japanese battleship fleets. It was the only "modern" decisive battleship "fleet" action ever fought; a victory for Admiral Togo against Admiral Zinovy Rozhestvensky. 2. The Pacific War (PTO-Pacific Theater of Operations in WWII); the US Navy swept the Japanese navy from the seas. A complete victory for Admiral Chester Nimitz.
