No, once the American army showed up you were screwed. There's no doubt the German Army was the most professional in the world, but the Americans learned very fast, and we produced more material than the entire rest of the world combined.
The British Commonwealth alone could have defeated Germany. The USA alone could have defeated Germany. The USSR couldn’t without the massive military and economic support provided by the WAllies. At best the USSR would have retreated behind the Ural Mountains and slowly starved, at worst it would have disintegrated into smaller countries which would have made peace with Germany.
Ah, that's correct, the Vampire and F9F used them, as well as the Mig 15. I got them jumbled up.
The Argies pressed their attacks to the point their bombs lacked the time/distance to arm in most cases. The Falklands was a war fought by lions on both sides led by donkeys.
It’s easy to do with so many similar engines shared between gen one fighters.
The Commonwealth couldn't have done it without our help. They were still too broke from WWI.
Correct, they didn't use point detonating fuses. If they had they would have done far more damage. Pretty much what I said.
"Typically for early jet aircraft, the Meteor F.1 suffered from stability problems at high transonic speeds, experiencing large trim changes, high stick forces and self-sustained yaw instability (snaking)."
The Meteor saw action after the Battle of the Bulge operating from airfields in Belgium, and eventually moved into Germany proper at the end."Typically for early jet aircraft, the Meteor F.1 suffered from stability problems at high transonic speeds, experiencing large trim changes, high stick forces and self-sustained yaw instability (snaking)."
Gloster Meteor - BCAR.org.uk
www.bcar.org.uk
"At this point the Meteor pilots were still forbidden to fly over German-occupied territory, or to go east of Eindhoven, to prevent a downed aircraft being captured by the Germans or the Soviets."
Gloster Meteor - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
So according to the Brits they developed a jet fighter then banned it. The true reason is it was not operational.
Read here about the P80 crashes:
Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star - Wikipedia
Again: both don´t count.
You lost touch to reality, totally. What does "British Commonwealth" mean if the Germans would have set up their naval blockade against the British Islands and there was no US Support? Nothing.
The Soviets received millions of tons of food, weapons, ammunition, aircraft, and yes trucks.
We invaded right on to the beaches of Normandy. No need for a port, sport.
You are vastly exaggerating. The true number is 200.000.
Of course they had to build ports.
No reason to depict the war as a stroll. And Germany didn´t start the hostilities. America did.
Pretty sure the Poles think otherwise.
That was the Brits. We offloaded right onto the beaches. You should read more history.Of course they had to build ports.
"Prefabricated Landing Port Normandy 1944 Two prefabricated ports each as big as Gibraltar were manufactured in Britain in sections and towed across the channel and set down off the coast of Normandy The prefabricated port greatly simplified the problem of supplying the allied armies in France"
Poland rejected the 16 points plan. And faced the consequences. But I was talking about America, not Poland.
That applies only to the initial landing.
So, Germany invaded Poland. Started WWII. Where is America involved?
