I believe part of the strategy was to use the US Navy and Marines in the Pacific Theater and to a lesser degree the US Navy and Merchant Marines, and the US Army in the European Theater. Most of the Pacific fighting was the so-called "island hopping" technique.
Japan is allied with Germany during World War 2. Attacking french colonies is a strategy.
Nazi Germany and Japan.
To defeat Germany first then fight Japan
They never did that. We stopped fighting Germany and the European Axis Powers when they surrendered, but it took a little longer to take out Japan, being as how they had quite a bit more power.
American soldiers were fighting on the European front against Germany (this front often includes those fighting in Africa) and the Pacific front against Japan.
Germany, Japan & Italy
Japan is allied with Germany during World War 2. Attacking french colonies is a strategy.
Nazi Germany in the European Theater of Operations, and Imperial Japan in the Pacific…
The axis powers (Germany, Italy, Japan.)
Mainly Germany and Japan.
Yes, during the world war II.
"Island Hopping" was a strategy of attacking one island at a time and get closer to mainland Japan.
World War Two. Obviously they weren't alone in fighting the Axis Powers.
USA was part of the Allied alliance that was fighting the Axis forces of Germany, Italy and Japan.
The United States started fighting Japan in 1941, since Germany & Italy were allies of Japan, they declared war on The U.S.
Japan, Germany, Italy.
Germany, Italy and Japan