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WWII: America vs Germany
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: rampant on July 28, 2004, 11:30:10 AM ---It all comes down to Germany was the only country actually prepared for war.
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basically. It would have been a race for time. Can the United States hold off Germany long enough to build the Bomb. Another thing, when WWII first started, France and England did not battle Germany for almost a year, as they tried to rebuild their armies in time. The U.S. would be in the same boat. Of course one question, how in the world could you have a war like WWII without France running in, after all, if France hated anyone more than the U.S. today, it was Germany then. I don't see in 1941 the U.S. vs. Germany without France.
KING VerbalAssaulta:
it depends on how soon we really had use of a nuclear bomb...we would have won eventually due to our superior technology...hence us building the first nuke
Smoke:
Easly Germany. No doubt. Just remember how Japan destroyed USA in just one day (and if they didnt use 2 nukes.. who knows!). Now i'm not against USA, you know (i thanked them so many times cause they "saved" Italy), but Japan and Germany were preparing that war from so many years, man. USA had more money, more people, more everything, but they werent ready for a war. They had great airplanes, but they werent good against submarines. They had big ships, but they built them to be indistructibles in sea-sea fights (they forgot about airplanes..). Japanese invented a special bomb to be launched from airplanes, that was able not to destroy the whole ship (cause they would have damaged it, but not really destroyed it), but to go inside it and explode inside it.. They invented kamikazee's. Germany had the best army in the world. They were unstoppable. I personally think Hitler destroyed them. By not letting good generals do the war. He often personally wrote the plans of the battles, or let his best friends do it (but they didnt have the ability). Germany fell off because of themselves not having good generals. I'm sure about it. Not because of the enemies. Well.. it's a lucky thing, def. But they were scaring, man. Scaring. I'm happy USA won, tho.
DAYUM:
--- Quote from: Antonio on July 28, 2004, 04:17:07 PM ---Easly Germany. No doubt. Just remember how Japan destroyed USA in just one day (and if they didnt use 2 nukes.. who knows!). Now i'm not against USA, you know (i thanked them so many times cause they "saved" Italy), but Japan and Germany were preparing that war from so many years, man. USA had more money, more people, more everything, but they werent ready for a war. They had great airplanes, but they werent good against submarines. They had big ships, but they built them to be indistructibles in sea-sea fights (they forgot about airplanes..). Japanese invented a special bomb to be launched from airplanes, that was able not to destroy the whole ship (cause they would have damaged it, but not really destroyed it), but to go inside it and explode inside it.. They invented kamikazee's. Germany had the best army in the world. They were unstoppable. I personally think Hitler destroyed them. By not letting good generals do the war. He often personally wrote the plans of the battles, or let his best friends do it (but they didnt have the ability). Germany fell off because of themselves not having good generals. I'm sure about it. Not because of the enemies. Well.. it's a lucky thing, def. But they were scaring, man. Scaring. I'm happy USA won, tho.
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thanks you thast what i said...
but i mean yall gotta remember it was just Germany and Japan aganist the world lol
Smoke:
Not only. The single fact 2 Nations with no help (forget about Italy's military force! We being so wack helped USA more than the nuke's, lol!) for 5 years resisted against the whole world (5 years, not 5 weeks like Iraq. Just immagine Iraq resisting 5 years against the whole world and invading Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia, etc..) it was awesome! I mean terrible, you know what i mean.
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