Did the Russians fight with the US in World War 1?

Answer 1

Yes, Russia was part of the Triple Entente which was occupied by Britain France and Russia. America and Russia weren't bound by treaties, just as Britain and America weren't. Both however shared and equal goal; make the Germanic empire weaker.

Answer 2

Russia and the US both entered the war on the side of the Allies, but Russia dropped out before the US joined. The Bolshevik Revolution took place and at the end, the new government pulled Russia out of the war. Then Britain and France seriously needed American aid, for Russia was eliminated and the Germans were able to focus all of their strength on the western front.

Also, the US was more of a supplier to the allies, they did have a draft and built up a large army to send overseas, but the transportation of the troops was rather slow, and the Allies needed our nearly unlimited resources even more(we were an industrial power).

Answer 3

By the time America entered WWI, Russia was in the grips of its own Revolution and Civil War. The Bolsheviks negotiated a separate peace with Germany and her allies so that Germany could, for once, focus exclusively on the Western Front.

Answer 4

Russia was never the US