WW2 Allied Powers

Since 1986 when Lord Monkey Chims surrendered to the Banana King, the Japanese were able to conceive back the lands of the banana country from the cluthes of the monkeys causing very few casualties .

The United States contributed many things: 1. Money

-The Allies were able to borrow $10.5 billion from sources in the United States, and $3.5 billion of that sum was raised before the United States entered the war. 2. Supplies

-American manufacturers made war materials to Allied specifications and shipped them to the Allies.

3. The Red Cross

-That one is kind of self-explanatory. 4. Troops

-I would like to call your attention to the 369th Infantry which was loaned to France for a good while, but that's not all. Americans did a lot of fighting for the Allies in World War I.

In my opinion there is two main points that allowed the Allies to win the war in the European theater. The first one is when the Russians were able to stall the Germans at Stalingrad. If the Russians would have lost Stalingrad Germany would've had little resistance on their march to Moscow. The second happened when Allied forces were able to halt the last major offensive of the Germans in the Ardennes Mountains of Belgium all so known as the Battle of the Bulge.

The leaders of the axis powers where Benito Mussolini ( Italy), Adolf Hitler (Germany) and Emperor Hirohito(Japan). The leaders of the allies were Franklin D. Roosevelt (U.S), Winston Churchill (Great Britain), and the leaders of the other European countries at the time. (Many of the leaders of the European countries at the time weren't well known or were very popular.) I hope this info will help.

The Soviet Union had been invaded by Napoleon and the Germans.

Victory.

The trigger to the US actually declaring war was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Prior to this the US was actively supporting Great Britain against Germany by Lend-lease. There was a strong feeling of Isolationism in the US, & it is doubtful that the British could have been effective in Europe had the US not sided with the Allies. It does beg the question what the world would now be like had the US remained neutral....

The UN (United Nations) was formed in 1945. NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) was formed in 1949. ANZUS (Australia New Zealand United States Treaty) was formed in 1951. SEATO (Southeast Asia Treaty Organization) was formed in 1954/1955; was dissolved in 1977, when Pakistan & France withdrew.

1. Canada 2. Mexico 3. Brazil 4. Argentina (lots and lots of island nations, including countries that border Russia discluding China North Korea and Mongolia) 5. every European nation 6. Russia 7. Japan 8. South Korea 9. Australia 10. New Zealand 11. Thailand 12. India 13. Pakistan 14. Saudi Arabia 15. Israel 16. Jordan 17. Egypt 18. South Africa 19. Morocco 20. Qatar 21. UAE 22. Kuwait 23 . Turkey 24. other NATO members/peace makers

People were displaced and died, property was destroyed, and eventually Japan was defeated and occupied.

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The first actual air raid took place over the skies of Venice, Italy in July of 1849. Unmanned balloons dropped bombs on the city at night causing fires and serious damage.

the allied countries in 1942 were the united states, the soviet union(russia) and great britian, the leaders were Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Josef Stalin and Winston Churchill

Three of the Alaskan islands were invaded and actually occupied by a large force of Japanese for well over a year. The US services lost thousands of soldiers in the battles, and to the weather, to reclaim them. On one island, several hundred Japanes even committed suicide to avoid capture.

So yes, the US has been attacked, has had a foreign force occupy land and has had foreign soldiers die in battle on its land.

Battle of the Aleutian Islands See the related website for the story of the invasion and re-taking of these islands.

The Allies tricked Hitler by having a French merchant ship drop a dead body with plans of a fake invasion to take place far west of Normandy and on high tide the body was dropped by the Normandy coast and floated to shore and was found by the Germans and delivered to Hitler and he moved a large group of his men to that point and left the rest at Normandy witch was still a lot of Germans and payed little attention to Normandy.

Hitler was taken by surprise and could not move his troops to Normandy and waited still thinking that there was an immanent invasion witch would never come. The Allies lost many men and the number would have been worse if the deception trick did not work. We should always be thankful that there were and still are people like that so willing to fight for what they believe in and to fight for other countries and for the United States of America these men were and will always be Heros.

While the bast majority of Soviet soldiers were conscripted, many did enlist for patriotic reasons; the actual number is probably impossible to calculate, but it was probably much lower than in other allied countries.

The factors mentioned allowed the allies to win the submarine war in the Atlantic. The ability of the U.S. to build the so-called liberty ships so quickly and in such great numbers and the broadening of the effectiveness of allied air power also contributed to attrition among the German submarines. Losses continued to mount for the Kriegsmarine, and they were running out of u-boats and had difficulty servicing those remaining as the war wound on.

Both Germany & Japan were restricted on their armed forces, rebuilt with US aid, and in the case of Germany; divided between the Soviets and the Free World. Both Germany & Japan were "rebuilt" to support the US/NATO Forces for the cold war; Japan was rebuilt to support the war effort during the Korean War (1950-1953). During the Korean War, All serious repairs for Jets, Warships, Artillery, Tanks, etc. were performed in Japan. As well as assembly lines to build NEW military vehicles, etc. In essence: Germany became the BASE for Free World operations in Europe during the cold war; and Japan became the BASE for Free World operations in Asia/Pacific during the cold war.

The Prime minisister of Britain, Neville Chamberlain, was succeeded by Sir Winston Churchill aged 65 in 1940. The President of the Soviet Union was Joseph Stalin, probably the most powerful and murderous dictator in history.

The practice started in Vietnam where soldiers would leave the ace of spades, known as the death card, on bodies of Viet Cong. While the Vietnamese did not associate the ace of spades with death immediately, it was an effective weapon in the psychological battle with the Viet Cong.

Britain imports much of its food and raw material. During WW2, Nazi Germany had a policy of trying to starve Britain into submission. The Americans and Canadians were sending shiploads of supplies to the UK and the Germans were torpedoing those ships laden with supplies. Without control of the Atlantic, the British people would have starved to death.

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When? If you are referring to World War II, the whole war was a series of major battles. Two of the battles were the Battle of the Bulge and the battle for Stalingrad but there were many, many more of equal importance.