US troops debarked in France at half a dozen ports. By far the most of these landed in Brest, nearly 800,000. About another 200,000 landed at St. Nazaire. Both these small port cities so familiar to WWI doughboys became notorious in WWII for their use as German submarine bases, once the Germans occupied France. British troops used ports on the northern French coast, behind that portion of the front they held.
homie G's
american solidiers fought for our country
To blockade their ports thereby starving them into submission.
3 million solidiers
yes it was No war is purely land. The majority of the fighting was on land, but they had many aireal and naval fights too.
homie G's
Singapore, ports in the Philippines, and Indochina.
Most probably "yanks" or even simply "the Americans". I have now found out that they were called Dough Boys!
The brits asked them to
Portugal allowed The Allied Forces to land in their ports and stock on ammo, which is very helpful....
american solidiers fought for our country
Kiska and attu
Russia had to depend on themselves to stop germanys expansion since there ports were unavailable
world war was fought on the land
To blockade their ports thereby starving them into submission.
They were headed by British shipping ports shipping supplies, Germany was at war with britian.
the reserve trench were the lin eof trenchs that are behind the front lin trench. if or when the front line trench is captured, the solidiers can use the reserve trench line and the substitute front line