How America Had Prepared To Enter WW2 | Battlezone | War Stories

[@nazztynatenugglife5891]

I'm happy to say, that in my life I was able to have many conversations with 2 WWII Vets. All those involved were just admirable people. What resolve, sacrifice, and determination. They are one of the reasons I say proudly, I'm an American!

[@merkcityboy834]

The greatest generation they don’t make men like that anymore look at what we have know..

[@jeremyfowler1519]

Yep. My grandfather was a POW in the Philippines for 4 years. Survived the Bataan watch March. Starved. Beaten etc yet came home and had a great long successful life.

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

Both my grandfathers, a grandmother and many great uncles. Lots of stories and wish I’d wrote some down.

[@icu8128]

My father was in the 325 Glider Div. attached I think to the 82nd Airborne. Saw action in Europe from DDay to the VE day. Never talked much about it. My mother told me he had occasional nightmares that receded overtime and seem to end shortly after I was born in 1958. He was "old school" and fondly remember thank him for that. His no nonsense helped shape me into the man I became.

[@chadczternastek]

Man I hope people in the generations after the WW2 always are schooled on why they are where they are. This is when you really fight for survival. England was almost erased from the map forever. So much is the way it is now cause of these hero's. Hero's who volunteered to die after we were attacked. Makes me have non stop gratitude. Now it's so soft.

[@gogrape9716]

FDR was one of the greatest leaders of all history. He was equipped with both the vision and the means and used them. Prosocial peoples owe this man a huge debt of gratitude. FDR defined the modern age thankfully.

[@schrutebuck88]

Amen

[@dantory1]

Churchill 'You can always count on the Americans to do the right thing after they've tried everything else.'

[@wmjohns881]

Remember the Redcoats burned the American capital in the war of 1812.🤬

[@kenflagler635]

My dad would have been 101 years old . He was a pilot, flew a P-38.

[@kenflagler635]

I hear people talk down about FDR. My dad was born in 1920. He would tell me stories about how rough that depression was, my mom was born in 1928. From the sounds of it her family was in same shape as dad's. To them Roosevelt was the man. My dad really liked him as president.

[@benjaminrush4443]

Good One; short & precise. Thank you.

[@finalchapter24k]

@18:52 😂😂😂 Might be the funniest US WW2 segment ive ever seen

[@reginabillotti]

There are gaps in the video at points (e.g. 28:52). Does anyone know where a better upload is available?

[@nickdanger3802]

How grave the training situation was becoming is indicated by the report of 19 February 1941, when General Marshall was facing a new British request for 900,000,000 rounds of American-made ammunition. "We have had to reduce the amount of ammunition for training to about 60 percent" of requirements, he said to his General Council.50 He also confessed his anxieties over the Philippines defenses, and over Hawaii where "they have to be prepared against any surprise attack," to which he referred at two smaller conferences of this period. page 315 CHAPTER X Aid to Britain versus Rearming of America on line

[@andreasleonardo6793]

In practice USA proved itself as world strongest polar also acted as most capable castle for democratic countries defense...and their liberation👍 🇺🇸👍🤝🏽👍🇬🇧👍

[@euanreid6682]

Yeah Smedley Butler thought so.... lol.

[@andreasleonardo6793]

@@euanreid6682 my historic evaluation of US history attitud during 2WW it realistic on earth . far from wrong evaluation ( smedley butler)of yours to wards my comment...lol...until today US is strongest polar country on the planet

[@euanreid6682]

@@andreasleonardo6793 Crack me up your Hollywood education is hilarious... the Americans profiteered from the Germans right up until late '42 when "the trading with the enemy act" was finally passed... they forced the British to sign over all their gold reserves and 14 military bases and access to all their markets before they gave them any help... the Americans still had "Jim Crow" laws entrenched in their society right up until '65... in fact it was Afro-American Vets returning from the war that started the whole civil rights movement in the first place... if you knew who Smedley Butler was then you'd realize how your comments make you look like a typical Hollywood educated buffoon.... right after the WWII the Americans sided with the colonial French to subvert democracy in Vietnam.... so many other points i could make... but you're obvious an intellectual light weigh and not worth the effort.

[@andreasleonardo6793]

@@euanreid6682 your using bad words its obviously showing you are enemy of US political attitudes and its present on the world...you are free in your thinking think as you like ...your bad words reflection of your aggressive enlightenment and intellectual method..majorities of whom rising up human rights slogans against (US ) they are agent's of totalitarian regimes I am sure you are one of them... it's not deserved this elongated enough..not nice conversation

[@euanreid6682]

@@andreasleonardo6793 Yeah... thanks for proving my point better than i could...lol.

[@lowengkok1201]

Brilliant tactical attacking strategy.

[@josesiliezar1758]

"The function of War has always been to produce two distinct lots of men: The Rich and the Dead" --Anonymous

[@killerbean359]

yall produce some really good content, luv it sending luv from south america back then USA was gold now its more like copper now

[@mith2946]

Copper is still very expensive and extremely useful. In fact more useful than gold, so I'd take that as a compliment.

[@killerbean359]

@@mith2946 on point u r right i got your point listen gold only needs to sit there and holds its value unlike copper which needs to be in alot of places to hold it value if i give u 55 lbs gold and 55lbs copper i know which one u would struggle to fetch to sell first or which one u feel is worth it more

[@merkcityboy834]

Yeah ever since we took God out of America It has gone down hill.

[@shotguner4258]

The US basically said : Let’s feed the poor UK and Russia then we will this War

[@楊士霆-b9w]

（I’ve never seen anyone do it better

[@billywylie3288]

They were all fighting for the same people all along War is a racket

[@brucepoole8552]

FDR was the greatest President in modern times

[@merkcityboy834]

Nah Biden…

[@martinmartin691]

This was when all Americans stood and believed in what was right and everyone were united to do their part... Question today is... who and what.are Americans, not just whites but black, latinos, asians.. etc?

[@rolandohistoria3532]

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[@sammoore9689]

We attacked Germany first because they were more advanced.

[@brustar5152]

Whose we? Germany was firstly attacked by the OTHER allies. The war in the air was already won. No longer any threat of invasion by Germany of the British Isles. This was all before America even joined the war effort.

[@donf3877]

@@brustar5152 "The war in the air was already won". Damn... that's some pretty good stuff you be smoking.

[@donf3877]

We attacked Germany first, because we had to ensure England remained. Without bases in England, it would be impossible to attack Germany.

[@stevep5408]

The US had the luxury of 18 months of peace to catch up with the axis that the European democracies didn't have as the Axis developed the determination to go to war years ahead of them. The war factories were able to ramp up under peace to get ready to go to war!

[@winslowcameron6313]

6ggNosr drive me psrdove

[@nickdanger3802]

Britain and France declared war on Germany.

[@reginabillotti]

@@nickdanger3802 Yes, but the US wasn't at war until after the Pearl Harbor attack.

[@nickdanger3802]

@@reginabillotti America vs Germany 1941 - The Forgotten Conflict kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4K4gKJmmLB8nMk

[@nickdanger3802]

How grave the training situation was becoming is indicated by the report of 19 February 1941, when General Marshall was facing a new British request for 900,000,000 rounds of American-made ammunition. "We have had to reduce the amount of ammunition for training to about 60 percent" of requirements, he said to his General Council.50 He also confessed his anxieties over the Philippines defenses, and over Hawaii where "they have to be prepared against any surprise attack," to which he referred at two smaller conferences of this period. page 315 CHAPTER X Aid to Britain versus Rearming of America on line

[@loile8754]

👍🏻

[@ramborambo2072]

WORLD FOR TRUMP

[@pressureworks]

WAR is a terrible thing. Greatest is not a term that should be used.

[@Therealstokely]

Completely different experience for African Americans

[@rolandohistoria3532]

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[@andrewlambert7246]

It was Isenhower who came up with idea of attacking in Europe first.

[@calemakaravs]

12th comment

[@fload46d]

War is always highly profitable for the international banksters. They profit from both sides.

[@melfox1982]

The US did not prepare for WW2.

[@anti-Russia-sigma]

There was no Russia in WW2.Some Russians fought for the Axis.

[@Bingusbonguslickmydongus]

Except there was. The USSR was the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, one of which was Russia.

[@Bingusbonguslickmydongus]

"The Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (Russian SFSR or RSFSR; previously known as the Russian Soviet Republic[7] and the Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic[8] as well as being unofficially known as Soviet Russia,[9] the Russian Federation[10] or simply Russia", sorry to burst your bubble bud

[@merkcityboy834]

An there was no you either..

[@carollee8823]

War is a racket, from some book.

[@jonstone6923]

You prepare for what ever can come in time of piece stupid title! By way those above phrase from general and president washington.

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[@orjicwisdom3243]

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[@mary-patroberts5523]

I am angry that US joined WW1 in 1917 and the war was 1914 to1918. They only joined WW2 after bombed in Hawaii. That was 3 years after the rest of the Allies had been fighting and getting bombed for almost 3 years. Do not dare to say US won the war! Ever!

[@chrislane5145]

The Allies would not have won without the US.

[@michaelwoods4495]

You're right, the US didn't win the war alone. But our industry supplied it left, right, and center. One slogan could have been, "Never mind, we'll make more." British and Russian nations made stuff too, but also operated a lot of American-supplied material. "The arsenal of Democracy."

[@raymondholley8646]

They're kicking me off this page now but hopefully I educated at least one person to hel evil this country is

[@merkcityboy834]

You mean the US who has mass shootings everyday nah you couldn’t..