The Germans controlled the area and to enter Europe with a large enough force a beachhead was the best action. The Germans knew that the allies would attempt a beachhead but not exactly where. The English set up a decoy base so German spies would report back a wrong mass of troops and supplies.
These are a few Allied campaigns: Operation Torch was the British and American invasion of North Africa. Operation Husky was the Allied invasion of Sicily. Operation Overlord was the Allied invasion of Normandy on D-Day Operation Market Garden was an Allied attempt to enter Germany by controlling several bridges and cities in the Netherlands. The operation was a major failure however.
There was no D-Day in north Africa. The Allied forces had kicked Germany out of north Africa by then
The Allies defeated Axis forces in North Africa, which set up the successful Allied invasion of Italy.
Britain had to occupy North Africa in order to move up through Italy. If Germany still had control of North Africa, then German forces would come up behind Allied forces during the "Invasion of Sicily" and destroy them completly.
It was the British-American Invasion of North Africa.
These are a few Allied campaigns: Operation Torch was the British and American invasion of North Africa. Operation Husky was the Allied invasion of Sicily. Operation Overlord was the Allied invasion of Normandy on D-Day Operation Market Garden was an Allied attempt to enter Germany by controlling several bridges and cities in the Netherlands. The operation was a major failure however.
The French city of Dunkirk.
North, to Germany. Answer: Germany is East of Paris. The Allies formed a front line that ran basically North/South and advanced Eastward. True, there was a thrust across Belgium to the North but that was intended to drive into Germany around the flank.
There was no D-Day in north Africa. The Allied forces had kicked Germany out of north Africa by then
Yes. Northern Germany was well within the range of Allied bombers operating from England.
During World War II, Germany sent troops to North Africa at numerous different points. Initially, the intent was to assist the Italian forces operating against Allied units near the Libya/Egypt border. Later, the intent was to drive back the Allied armies that had landed in French-occupied North Africa.
An Allied tank would travel north to go from North Korea into Communist China.
Absolutely vital the USSR had turned the tide at Stalingrad and The Red Armies had begun their move toward Germany. The Italians had turned over to the Allies and Allied troops were moving north through Italy. A Beachhead had to be established in Normandy for an allied invasion. Germany was trapped in an ever tightening noose.
An Allied tank would travel north to go from North Korea into Communist China.
An Allied tank would travel north to go from North Korea into Communist China.
The Allies defeated Axis forces in North Africa, which set up the successful Allied invasion of Italy.
The Allies defeated Axis forces in North Africa, which set up the successful Allied invasion of Italy.