What was the allied strategy during World War II?

Answer 1

One of the basic strategies they used was bring in a ton of military forces, ships, planes, vehicles (including tanks and jeeps), hit the enemy hard and fast, use surprise if possible and don't let up. An example of this strategy was used on D-Day of the Normandy Invasion. They hit hard on both land, sea and air. They would carpet bomb in preparation for the infantry. The tanks would go ahead then the infantry followed. Sometimes they sent in paratroopers or commandos first. In the Pacific they sent the Marines in after the ships and planes did their bombing efforts. Then the Army came. These strategies did work even when there were problems. General Patton used the Germans blitzkrieg method against the Germans. He would use Rommel's methods too.

Answer 2

World War Two was an easy, "Good Guy, Bad Guy" scenario. Both strategies involved driving towards each Axis Enemies homelands. By sea, air, and land. Many different "tactics" were deployed to obtain that over all strategy, but it was SIMPLE strategy; there is no reason to complicate it.

Answer 3

To defeat the axis countries.