How did the US help China in World War 2?

Answer 1

the u.s. sent air planes and piolts, and opened a front on the pacific islands, and the British opened up a second front in Asia in Hong Kong and islands in the Indian ocean

AnswerPrior to the US entering WWII, the United States sent pilots and aircraft to China. This group was known as the Flying Tigers. The British already had forces in China since Singapore was a British territory. Once the US entered the war, the US Army sent forces to China under the command of General Joe Stilwill, the Flying Tigers were inducted into the Army Air Corps. The US and Britain also sent supplies to the Chinese, they were primarily flown from India across the mountains of Burma. This flight was referred to as "The Hump".

Answer 2

Yes, in a number of ways.

1. Japan invaded China in 1937 so China was keeping much of the Japanese Army busy and not able to fight elsewhere.

2. China supplied soldiers under American command to help the British and Indian Armies prevent the Japanese from cutting the Burma Road, which was bringing supplies from India to China.

3. If the crews of bombers did not have enough fuel or were damaged over Japan, they were sometimes able to land in China as it was nearer than their bases.

Answer 3

president Roosevelt gave tons of supplies and 25 million dollars in cash

Answer 4

The US shiped The soviet supplies during WWII.

Answer 5

Shot them all dead