Good to all, my name is Jack, today I bring an interesting topic .Which was the best army of the Second World war?
In my opinion the best army of the Second World war was the Army of the USA and the British army, the prowesses realized by the American Army I surprise greatly,but what more I value, is the British resistance opposite to the German Army, the great resistance and dedication that the British soldiers did for a free and democratic Europe,it is for this motive, that in my opinion for me, the best army of the Second World war was the British Army.
And for you, which was is he the best army of the Second World war?
Also to make matters worse for the red army all the senior commanders who had a lot of experience were purged by Stalin when he came into power. So the Red army litery had to write the book on military tactics. (Best we ignore the troll, not worth my effort)
You fail to realize these kids are being supervised by me, Im 25 and therefore im kinda an adult...
I mean the kids of the forum gang run things but I can hide the cookies from them on the top shelf.
But really by the end of the War the USSR and USA were fairly evenly matched.
Dad positive to this post e.eJack Kennedy. wrote:
Good to all, my name is Jack, today I bring an interesting topic .Which was the best army of the Second World war?In my opinion the best army of the Second World war was the Army of the USA and the British army, the prowesses realized by the American Army I surprise greatly,but what more I value, is the British resistance opposite to the German Army, the great resistance and dedication that the British soldiers did for a free and democratic Europe,it is for this motive, that in my opinion for me, the best army of the Second World war was the British Army.
And for you, which was is he the best army of the Second World war?
I'm still sticking with the good 'ol USS of R.
The USSR did almost lose. It wasn't until later in the war when they became this powerful army you are talking about. I'd say the most powerful army in WW2, (besides the Swiss) is the American army. They were a good all-around fighting force and provided the necessary support to their allies to win the war.
Nah, the Soviets were devils. Check out this nice site: http://english.pobediteli.ru/flash.html
You're a troll xDButter Ball Bill wrote:
Nah, the Soviets were devils. Check out this nice site: http://english.pobediteli.ru/flash.html
How?
"Stalin acknowledged that the red army was suffering defeat."
"By the second weekend of July the frontline had moved 350-600 km inland from the USSRs western border."
July 28th, 1941- units of the 16th and 20th units (Russian) surrounded near Smolensk
August 1-10, 19416th and 12th armies (Russian) surrounded
Lots of more Russian armies surrounded...
September 8th, 1941- Siege of Leningrad begins.
"During the first months of the war... the red army was in steady retreat."
September 25th, 1941- Red army retreats from Perekop Isthmus
At the end of September 1941, the USSR was finally getting it's act together, but the German army continued to advance.
"By early December, 1941... the now occupied territories had been home to nearly 40% of the countries population."
Russia finally started retaking land in late 1941.
Russia put up a pretty good fight, but they still almost lost.
Britain almost lost too.
Im a strong believer that Germany could of won the war if it was not for Hitler's mistakes and ego. He stopped the advance to moscow, which would of defeated USSR and attacked Stalingrad because it had stalin's name in it.
Part of the reason why the Russians won was probably because Hitler took direct command of the Wehrmacht.
You beat me to it!Ellio_98 wrote:
Im a strong believer that Germany could of won the war if it was not for Hitler's mistakes and ego. He stopped the advance to moscow, which would of defeated USSR and attacked Stalingrad because it had stalin's name in it.
Muhahaha, we think alike
*cough* D-day was jusT before operation bagration a soviet offensive that crushed German army group centre completely and pushed out of the Ukraine, land retaken after the siege of Stalingrad was lifted and the battle of Kursk had ended *cough*. Sore throat, sorry.Pz.Korpz wrote:
Leave you with this fact...had Russians fought the full Wehrmacht ,the panzer divisions in reserves in Normandy and so on ...Russians would be speaking German today....The allies bought Russia the time to modernize it's peasant armee and so did the Russian winter once it set in.
comrade dave wrote:
*cough* D-day was jusT before operation bagration a soviet offensive that crushed German army group centre completely and pushed out of the Ukraine, land retaken after the siege of Stalingrad was lifted and the battle of Kursk had ended *cough*. Sore throat, sorry.Pz.Korpz wrote:
Leave you with this fact...had Russians fought the full Wehrmacht ,the panzer divisions in reserves in Normandy and so on ...Russians would be speaking German today....The allies bought Russia the time to modernize it's peasant armee and so did the Russian winter once it set in.
1 brownie point to Dave there, i missed that point and 1 to Jack too for the epic pic
Thanks youEllio_98 wrote:
1 brownie point to Dave there, i missed that point and 1 to Jack too for the epic pic
Brownie points are worth nothing here.
*clutches brownie point defensively* shush Bill!
