8 minutes
20 miles
It was hidden in safe places far from Paris.
It depends on the type of gun used, but ranges were always within visual sighting of the target. Some distances could be very close, as weather conditions or terrain might prevent a tank from seeing its target earlier. Other factors were involved, as they are today. When fighing enemy tanks in World War 2, armor penetration decreased with distance. For example, one tank might easily be able to score a hit on an enemy tank at 1200 yards, but the armor of the enemy tank would resist it until the distance was closed to 800 yards. Following World War 1 experience, the machine guns of World War 2 tanks were good for 1000 yards or better, but it would be seldom for a tank to aquire a soft or personnel target until much closer.
1939 - 1944 in Europe; to 1945 in the Far East.
The Soviet Union (U.S.S.R.). By far. And the most civilian deaths by far.
Far far greater than that inflicted on UK in 1940. Berlin Hamburg Dresden & Cologne, among other targets were particularly badly affected. The effect of both German fighter & anti aircraft artillery defence was much reduced by 1945. Having said that the Allied air foces took great losses in the air attacks.
Yes, but since airplanes were still a very new technology at the time, it was far less effective than it would be later in World War II and subsequent wars.
If you were Arthur Harris of Bomber Command, yes. The problem was that precision targeting of one's bombs was still a long way off, and the methods employed were far from pinpoint. If you were launching a bombing raid, you had to drop a lot of bombs in the area to be reasonably sure of hitting the target.
Overall, WWII did. There were more battles in more parts of the globe, and there were far more civilian casualties, particularly from bombing raids carried out by all sides.
None. It was Japan's bombing of pearl harbor that forced the us into the war. and as far as the British were concerned, it was about time !
There has been no World War III.So far, there is no formal recognition of "world war three".
FDR by far. Harry Truman was a great president but the only thing major he did was approved the bombing of japan. FDR went through the Great Depression and 99% of world war 2 and probably would have allowed japans bombing
There is so far no World War 6, Only World War I and World War II.
Far far far too many to mention.
That was the last killing of the war.
It was hidden in safe places far from Paris.
Well firstly two World Wars have taken place so far, World War I and World War II. World War I was from 1914 through to 1919. World War II lasted from 1939 to 1945.
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