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Prison Bitch · 06-12-2015, 01:22 PM

The U.S. couldn't have saved England from a combined war machine of that magnitude. And most of the bombing soirees into Germany were launched from England so short-haul nuke raids wouldn't have been possible. It'd have to be done with long-range bombers (as it was in Japan) with serious air control and ground cover below. It *could* have been successful but it was no given.

The far likelier scenario is Europe would've been ruled by the two in perpetuity and America wouldve seen any action as futile. Germany alone nearly held off all allies over a 3-front war (I include Italy as a front they defended)

06-12-2015, 01:22 PM	#11
Prison Bitch Rabbi Goldmann Join Date: Nov 2012 Casino cash: $5450159	The U.S. couldn't have saved England from a combined war machine of that magnitude. And most of the bombing soirees into Germany were launched from England so short-haul nuke raids wouldn't have been possible. It'd have to be done with long-range bombers (as it was in Japan) with serious air control and ground cover below. It could have been successful but it was no given. The far likelier scenario is Europe would've been ruled by the two in perpetuity and America wouldve seen any action as futile. Germany alone nearly held off all allies over a 3-front war (I include Italy as a front they defended)
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