Battle of Kursk, in Russia. July 1943. The biggest land and tank battle of World War II.
To answer your question on "what was the biggest battle in World War 2", I assume you are including both fronts(ETO and Pacific); the answer would be the Hurtegon Forest, that was fought in the ETO(European Theater of Operations).
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The three largest navies in the world at the start in 1939 were United States, Great Britain & Japan. The US & GB navies were about the same size at the start. Beginning in 1940 the US Navy began to exceed the size of the British Royal Navy. By the end of the war in August 1945, the US Navy was by far the largest in the world. In fact, its size was greater than any other navy in world history (before or after the war).
The british navy was the largest at the beginning ww2
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Also the US Navy at the end of the Second World War had a very large qualitative advantage over the navies of almost all other nations with respect to: electronics & radar; naval aviation-aircraft, crew & support; damage control training & procedures, large fleet operations; anti-submarine warfare; anti-aircraft weapons & proximity fuses; naval gunfire (range, accuracy, armor penetration, rate of fire, etc.); superior ship classes (faster, longer range, better protected, more firepower, etc); excellent at-sea refueling & replenishment capability; better maintained & supplied units; and better signals security.
Bottom line-By the end of the war, the US Navy was both extremely large and extremely well armed, equipped, trained, manned, and led.
The battle of Kursk was the largest tank battle in history .
Midway circa June 1942. U.S. versus Japan. U.S. won.
Yamato and her sister Musashi; both mounted 18" guns.
The Ardennes campaign known as the 'Battle of the Bulge'. The battle started in December 1944 through Belgium, Luxembourg and into France.
Battleship Yamato, at 72,000 tons.
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Navy Pier in Chicago was used as a pier for US Navy ships. It was a major training center in World War 2. It also provided a place to station patrols for the insuring that there was no enemy activity in the Great Lakes.
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Yes world war 2 was the bloodiest war in the history of the world. Over 1 billion people died in the fighting during world war 2.
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The Royal Australian Navy had the Fifth largest navy in the world at the begginning of World War 2.
The Essex class of the US Navy were the largest carriers in WW2.
Yamato worlds largest battleship and the Carrier based pilots
The American Navy
In WW1 Britain had the largest navy, in WW2 the USA had the most ships.
Germany had a very powerful Navy during World War One, because their U-Boats (Submarines) were the most efficient and they were the first to make them. And so they had lots of U-Boats which gave them an advantage. Arguably Germany had the strongest Navy in both World Wars. (1 and 2)
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To help the Navy men with ships and supplies and duties to win the war
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Kriegsmarine
The USN.
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