What was the different strength in 1943 and 1944?

Answer 1

In 1943, the strength of the Allied forces was bolstered by significant contributions from the U.S., UK, and Soviet Union, as they began coordinated offensives against Axis powers. By 1944, the strength of the Allies had increased further with the successful landings in Normandy (D-Day) and more effective logistics and supply chains, allowing for larger and better-equipped forces. Additionally, the Soviet Union's military strength had grown substantially, leading to major offensives on the Eastern Front. Overall, the years saw a marked increase in troop numbers, equipment, and strategic coordination among the Allies.