Wednesday, 21 September 2016

What were the differences in the GOALS of the USSR, Great Britain, and the US? How did each country try to obtain said goal?

When
considering this question, we can break the analysis down by how each allied power addressed its
goals relative to the major Axis powers.

GREAT
BRITAIN

Against Germany: The
paramount goal throughout the war was to protect the integrity of the British
Isles
and its population. The first and most daunting test was the Battle of Britain
(July€“October, 1940) during which Germany sent thousands of planes against English cities and
military targets. Germanys aim was to starve the population and to destroy the RAF. A vigorous
defense thwarted the German offensive and effectively guaranteed the safety of British home
territory thereafter.

Against Japan: Great
Britain sent troops and planes to South-East Asia to support the United States efforts against
Japan in accord with the English/US alliance. Overall, the English blunted some of Japan's
ambitions and gained time for the US to move in the Pacific.


UNITED STATES

Against
Germany:
The overarching goal was to push German forces out
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