What were the two fronts the US fought on in World War 2?

Answer 1

In WW2, the US fought on two major fronts, the Pacific and the European fronts. The European front can be further divided into Europe proper and North Africa where the Americans faced off briefly with the Vichy French. The Pacific front stretched for thousands of miles. In Europe, the Americans' main thrust was through France and Italy.

Answer 2

In the European Theater, the two major fronts of World War II were the Western Front (in 1944-1945) and the Eastern Front (1941-1945). Axis and Allied forces also clashed in North Africa and then in Italy, but this was considered by many to be a front of minor importance. In the Pacific Theater, battles raged far and wide between Japan and the Allies, on both land and sea.

Answer 3

Yes, the two fronts were the European theater in which troops were sent to fight Nazi Germany and the Axis powers in Europe. The second front was the Pacific theater in which U.S. troops fought the Japanese an ally of Nazi Germany and a member of the Axis powers in Japan/Pacific Islands.

Hitler declared war on the US, thereby bringing the US to the war in Europe. After December 1, 1941, the US Congress declared war on Japan.

Answer 4

That depends on the reference point, as both Germany and the United States were fighting on two fronts during the war. The Germans would say the United States fought on the Western front. The United States fought on the European front and the Pacific front.

Answer 5

During WW 2, the United States and other allies fought on a number of 'fronts': North Africa, Italy, Normandy and so forth.

The two theaters of war were the European war against the Axis powers, and the Pacific war against Japan.

Answer 6

The front line of World War 2 was the eastern front. The battles at the eastern front were the largest battles in history.

Answer 7

There were actually 4 fronts, not 2. They are the Western Front, Eastern Front, African Front and the Pacific Front.