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What impact did American forces have on the war effort in Europe during World War 2?
tested nuclear weapons.
Why were US troops called doughboys?
Doughboys is a informal term for and American soldier, especially members of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF)
Which of the three forces at Yorktown had no ships in the York river Chesapeake area?
the American forces. They still did win though because they had the help from the french who had ships
Why did Germans sink merchant ships in World War 2?
American ships were supplying the Allied forces with arms and other equipment before America joined the war. After America's entry the ships carried supplies and personnel. The disruption of this source of support for the war in Europe was a logical way of disrupting he logistics of the Allied war effort. The sinking of ships was also a significant publicity effort for the Axis. If Allied forces knew they were likely to die before reaching the European theater they would be less anxious to participate in the war. So they did what they thought was a smart move and risked taking the chance of sinking the ships, because they did not think America's military was any threat, which turned out to be a bad move, because the US was one of the strongest forces and defeated them. American ships were supplying the Allied forces with arms and other equipment before America joined the war. After America's entry the ships carried supplies and personnel. The disruption of this source of support for the war in Europe was a logical way of disrupting he logistics of the Allied war effort. The sinking of the American ship was also a way to show the world how strong they were.
Who was William westmoreland?
the general who commanded American forces in South Vietnam.
