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Why was the naval blockade against Germany in 1939 ineffective?
The Allied blockade of Germany in 1939 had limited if zero effect. At that time, the Russo-German Non-Aggression Pact allowed for supplies to be shipped over land to Germany from the USSR.
How did the US contribute to the allied war effort?
They brought in fresh troops and supplies.
Who were the allied forces against Germany?
The allied forces were Britain, USA, and USSR for the most part.
Who allied the Saxons against King Arthur?
Medraut
Before 1944 Germans submarine warfare blocked which country from getting allied war supplies?
Brazil
Why was the naval blockade against Germany in 1939 ineffective?
The Allied blockade of Germany in 1939 had limited if zero effect. At that time, the Russo-German Non-Aggression Pact allowed for supplies to be shipped over land to Germany from the USSR.
How did Roosevelt's program allowed the allied power's to borrow military equipment to use against the Nazis?
"Lend Lease Act." The arsenal of democracy; allowed the recieving nations to pay back the loans after the war, when they were fully recovered.
Where can one find an Allied Electronics store in New Jersey?
There are several Allied Electronics stores in New Jersey such as: Allied Data Supplies in Swedesboro, Allied Electronics in Cranford New Jersey and Allied Electronics in E. Brunswick New Jersey.
How did the Lend-Lease act benefit the US?
The Lend-Lease act was a law passed in 1941 which allowed the United States to ship war materials and supplies to the Allied powers during World War 2. The act allowed for considerable U.S. involvement in the war on the side of the Allies while still being able to not completely enter the war and commit the United States How_did_the_lend_lease_act_help_the_allied_powersto the conflict. A large amount of much needed supplies were therefore shipped to the Allied powers supplying them with ammunition, vehicles, and other supplies. Also, although the United States entered the war in 1941, it took a considerable amount of time to mobilize United States' forces and most of the battles through 1942 fell on the forces of the other Allied powers. The Lend-Lease act allowed the United States to stay active in supporting the other Allies while mobilizing its troops.
How did the US contribute to the allied war effort?
They brought in fresh troops and supplies.
Who were the allied alliances against communism?
NATO
Who were the big three allied against?
united
What allowed the US to send all aid short of war to Britain despite its status as a neutral nation in early World War 2?
President Roosevelt developed the Lend Lease Act which he was able to get the Congress to approve. This Act allowed the USA to sell, lend and lease funds, military supplies, medical supplies and food to the Allied Forces. He got around the neutrality laws with this act because he justified it as a way to defend the USA against the Axis forces while remaining a neutral nation. Trust me it skated right along the edge of being unlawful.
Who were the allied forces against Germany?
The allied forces were Britain, USA, and USSR for the most part.
IsSsiegfried an allied nickname for a German?
siegfried was a German line of resistance against allied forces
Who was against Germany in the battle of Dunkirk?
The allied forces were against the German axis
What was Australia's involvement in Germany in WW2?
Australia was one of the main Allied powers fighting against Germany in WW2Australia was one of the main Allied powers fighting against Germany in WW2
