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Lol more ml bullshit. The US didn't barely fight in the war lol
June 1941 is when the USSR flipped sides from splitting Europe with the Nazis to joining the allies. The US was already supplying material to the UK before that, and got attacked in Dec of 41. The US took on the Japanese basically by themselves, Australia would have fallen without our help. We also were the reason that the USSR survived with the lend lease program. You tankies are fucking hilarious though, try and change history to make the USSR the good guys who defeated the nazis all by themselves.
I forgot how they fought in Africa against Rommel, and in Italy and on the beaches of Normandy...and the Japanese in the Philippines...lol they fought on their own land and ended up taking over countries and west Germany... basically did what they agreed to do with the Nazis in the first place.
Don't bother replying with your bullshit made up history, no one but you lot believe that shit.
The US ground invasion started after the Soviets won the war against Nazi Germany and the Soviets were on a push to take over all of Europe. The US swooped in from the back and claimed half the spoils of war while contributing far less.
Lend Lease was great for the US as well they could give weapons to others and have their troops die while no American troop was in danger. Sure it was a positive thing but the US didn't do it out of the goodness of their hearts.
30 million Soviets died in WW2. Less than half a million Americans. The US contribution was nowhere near the Soviets.