No. Early on, the allies agreed to go after Germany first.
they were both the initial strikes in the first signs of a world war
The Japanese attacked America by aerially assualting pearl harbor the reason is i believe Germany put pressure on japan forcing japan to attack pearl harbor
Germany surrendered first which ended the war in Europe. Japan wouldn't stop so Truman gives an order to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and then Nagasaki; Japan surrender. So that means Germany surrenders 3 months before Japan does. Germany surrendered 7th May 1945 then Japan 14 August 1945 . Germany surrendered on 8 May 1945. Japan surrendered on 15 August 1945. in world war 2 Germany surrendered to the allies before japan surrendered.
Malaya, as it was then.
The U.S. Pacific Fleet
No. but Germany had a plan in place to do just that. If the war with Germany had lasted another 6 months, we might have well seen the first atomic bombing even before our own, since we got a lot of the technology to build one from the Germans when they surrendered.
The people from Germany
Poland
they raided small towns to collect information and plans
There was only one attacker, Japan.
No nation attacked Japan without being attacked first in WW2. The United States was the first country to attack Japan after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Japan invaded Manchuria in 1931 and China in 1937. In 1939 Japan invaded Mongolia but were repelled by the Soviet army; the two nations signed a non-aggression pact and were at peace through 1945. Japan's invasion of French Indochina in 1940 overran Vichy-controlled French forces, and the result was a non-aggression pact among Japan, Germany and Italy. Western powers initially responded only with embargoes against Japan. The Allied supreme command for southeast Asia was formed in early 1942, shortly after the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. In April 1942 the US launched the first carrier-based air raid on Tokyo, the 'Doolittle raid' and May saw the first major naval battle at Coral Sea.