(Part : 1) Experience the dramatic naval battles of World War II’s Pacific theater in this gripping video. Dive into the heart of the action as the U.S. Navy clashes with Japanese forces around the island of Guadalcanal. Witness the bravery and sacrifice of sailors on both sides as they engage in relentless combat for control of the Pacific. With vivid storytelling and expert analysis, this tale brings to life the challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of this pivotal campaign. Join us as we explore the human dimension of war and the strategic maneuvers that shaped history. Subscribe now for more gripping historical content.#america #japan #ww2 @TheHistoryUnderground
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(Part:1) Ladies and gentlemen, today marks the dawn of another pivotal journey for us, as we set sail towards the shores of Guadalcanal. With hearts filled with determination and courage, we embark on a mission that holds the promise of shaping the course of history. As we sail into the unknown, we carry with us the hopes and aspirations of a nation united in purpose. With unwavering resolve, we face the challenges that lie ahead, knowing that our efforts will bring us one step closer to victory. Together, let us forge ahead with conviction and bravery, for on this journey, our destinies are intertwined with the fate of nations. May the winds be at our backs and the stars guide our path as we venture forth into the crucible of war.
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Churchill talked a lot about how important a "Germany First" war aim was, until the United States actually was involved in the war with Germany. Then he switched rather abruptly to inveigling the United States in his own war aim —- protecting the British Empire. The way to do that was NOT a "Germany First" strategy, but, it turned out, an "Africa First" strategy. After that, a "Sicily Second" strategy, and after that an "Italy 3rd" strategy.
Following that, Churchill had other ambitions in the Balkans that he wanted Americans to fight for him.
Roosevelt's war aim of keeping the USSR busy killing Germans had a LOT of merit. Stalin's idea in the 1930s, through his alliance with Hitler to dismember Poland, was to encourage another world war, which he anticipated would be a repeat of the exhausting WWI struggle, with the USSR sitting it out un til both sides were exhausted,, at which point the USSR could invade Europe and capture all the marbles.
Imagine Stalin's disappointment when France collapsed and he found himself as the major power in Europe opposing Hitler!
Wow, kinda dismissive to the Aussies who fought with us the whole time, or to the Brits and Dutch.
One could only wish for men of this constitution in control of the modern-day levers of power, both militarily and governmental. Alas, they are few and far between and often marginalized.
I was not aware that tanker sinkings and demand in the Atlantic were dramatically affecting oil supplies for the US Navy in the Pacific. I was always under the impression that the United States was swimming in supplies of oil. That would make an interesting video on it's own, especially about how that changed during the course of thew war.
Who is the author of this series?