Comments by "chaosXpert" (@chaosXP3RT) on "How the Allies won WW2's Longest Battle" video.

  1. Between like 1776 and the 1940's, there were quite a number of American generals and officers who very much resented the British. I've read about quite a few American admirals and generals in WWII who were described as "Anglophobic" and used slurs like "the L*meys". That resentment didn't totally come out of the blue. There were moments in that stretch of time where British leadership and generals had looked down on their American counterparts. And of course, there were moments of conflict that soured opinions. Thankfully, the animosity has seemed to diminish greatly!
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  2. The numbers of ships and submarines built and destroyed in WWII is just staggering! Building those submarines and huge ships was not an easy task, yet they cranked out thousands and lost hundreds
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  3. This is something people don't understand when they think all the major battles happened on the Eastern Front. You have to get soldiers, vehicles, and materiel to Europe to fight Germany and in the way of that are the deadly U-Boats
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