26 Oct '10 00:06>
Originally posted by no1marauderIts a massive offensive resulting in a stale mate and kicking the foriegn invaders out. To launch a attack on Germany and conquer w/out allied help is a pipe dream.
The Japanese certainly didn't have sufficient ground forces to capture India while the vast bulk of their army was tied up in China. Australia and New Zealand perhaps but they were well defended.
The Soviets had received a paltry half million dollars worth of aid by the time they rolled back the Germans in front of Moscow. That was ce ...[text shortened]... absent a credible threat of invasion of the Home Isles that didn't exist after Barbarossa.
From the link I posted yesterday,
"The Americans supplied us with 450,000 lorries. Of course, in the final stages of the war this significantly increased our armed forces' mobility, decreased our losses and brought us, perhaps, greater success than if we had not such help."
[b]Not to mention hundreds of thousands of radios.The soviets were all substandard. With out a way to move your Infantry and or proper communication between divisions a proper attack is impossible.