(June 6, 2014 at 1:42 pm)Brian37 Wrote: One thing I still have yet to understand about the war itself in it's entirety. Japan sucker punched us into it with Peril Harbor in 41, but D-Day didn't happen until 44 and the war ended just several months later? So if we were fighting both prior to D-Day why did it take so long when D-Day seemed to make it so quick? Someone's going to say strategy I am sure.
The Allies mortally damaged the manufacturing capacity of the Axis powers with strategic bombing, while the U.S. had 2½ years to crank up manufacturing capacity undisturbed on a continent with huge reserves of natural resources.
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