Comments by "DrScopeify" (@drscopeify) on "WW2 - Western Front, 1944-1945. Part 2" video.

Nonsense it would have just been a total slaughter of the German forces. The Allies were increasing forces in the millions, if the war had gone on longer the number of Allied troops would be absolutely massive. The USA had conscripted over 40 million, only 4 million were on the ground fighting Germany and many many more millions of Americas were on the way. Totally impossible for Germany to do anything except surrender. The USA also had nuclear weapons by that time so thankfully Germany fell just in time to avoid that outcome.
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@RouGeZH The western allies were operating at great distances across the ocean, they were not local forces USA was thousands of miles from war factories so most of the western allied forces were actually logistics not solders fighting on the front lines the actual front line numbers were much more equal which is why the allies depended on air superiority which really was what broke the Wehrmacht was under constant air attacks when the weather was clear and that did most of the hard work. All Western army doctrine today especially Germany today depends on air superiority to win any war like in 2003 invasion of Iraq, a country the size of Ukraine fell to Allies in only 3 months with only 200 dead Allied solders how? Air power that's how. Air power wins wars in 21st century. Why has Russia failed to win against Ukraine in 2 years only managed to take small pieces of Ukraine? Becasue they do not have air superiority and never will. The only way Germany in WW2 could have won was air superiority but that was already lost in 1940 in the battle of Brittan and until the end of WW2 Germany never had air superiority which is the death blow.
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