USA vs Germany in WW2? (1v1)(Poll)

[itlstallion96]

Germany. Easy.

[siyanur]

They couldnt take down even Russia breh, let alone US...

[brehbrah]

1v1? Germany.

[itlstallion96]

They couldnt take down even Russia breh, let alone US...

Nice knowledge there bro.

[StrongNameDM]

In WW2? LOL but who was America?

[Alpha58]

Germany. Easy.

Lol

US surrounded by ocean
Us producing more than all the Axis combined
US higher population
US actually a free country
US army would be massive in 3-4 years
US made more planes in a day than Japan had the entire war

[siyanur]

Germans attacked Russia and got their women raped as a result. (srs by the way, russian soldiers raped many german women after invasion)

[LawBro]

Quick history lesson:

By D-Day 157 German divisions were stationed in the Soviet Union, 6 in Finland, 12 in Norway, 6 in Denmark, 9 in Germany, 21 in the Balkans, 26 in Italy and 59 in France, Belgium and the Netherlands

The United States was barely able to eek out a beach head at Normandy, and suffered terrible casualties to do so. Imagine if There were another 157 divisions (10,000-15,000 men per division) at the time of a US led invasion. It would have been a slaughter. No way the US would have ever been able to crack fortress Europe. It likely would have progressed into a stalemate. Germany had its own nuclear weapons development program in the works during WWII. Likely if they held out longer both sides would have had the bomb, and then it would have gotten ugly quick.

[itlstallion96]

Not expecting honest voting here since the majority of members here are Americans (of which most are ignorant *******s)

[siyanur]

non murican and still think US d take over

[thqmas]

one on one

straight up fight

germany

US troops were pretty average during the war

Wehrmacht had the best.

air force germans had a average one as did US

tanks germany had the best

US didnt have tanks, they had lighters

[snowyowl]

Depends, pre-war germany or 1941 germany?

[brehbrah]

Quick history lesson:

By D-Day 157 German divisions were stationed in the Soviet Union, 6 in Finland, 12 in Norway, 6 in Denmark, 9 in Germany, 21 in the Balkans, 26 in Italy and 59 in France, Belgium and the Netherlands

The United States was barely able to eek out a beach head at Normandy, and suffered terrible casualties to do so. Imagine if There were another 157 divisions (10,000-15,000 men per division) at the time of a US led invasion. It would have been a slaughter. No way the US would have ever been able to crack fortress Europe. It likely would have progressed into a stalemate. Germany had its own nuclear weapons development program in the works during WWII. Likely if they held out longer both sides would have had the bomb, and then it would have gotten ugly quick.

Good post. Will rep on rc.

[Tony1986]

They couldnt take down even Russia breh, let alone US...

[Ice-9]

The U.S. had vastly superior naval and airforce capabilities. They had superior industry, superior resources, superior funding, etc.
Germany couldn't even invade Britain, so them crossing the Atlantic to invade the U.S. would be a joke.

Were you to put both armies right beside each other in the open field, and sure, Gemany would defeat the Americans.
In any other scenario, America wins a 1v1 war. Anyone who thinks otherwise, with the first line in mind, is delusional.

[itlstallion96]

The U.S. had vastly superior naval and airforce capabilities. They had superior industry, superior resources, superior funding, etc.
Germany couldn't even invade Britain, so them crossing the Atlantic to invade the U.S. would be a joke.

Were you to put both armies right beside each other in the open field, and sure, Gemany would defeat the Americans.
In any other scenario, America wins a 1v1 war. Anyone who thinks otherwise, with the first line in mind, is delusional.

5'9

[CzechWarrior]

The U.S. had vastly superior naval and airforce capabilities. They had superior industry, superior resources, superior funding, etc.
Germany couldn't even invade Britain, so them crossing the Atlantic to invade the U.S. would be a joke.

Were you to put both armies right beside each other in the open field, and sure, Gemany would defeat the Americans.
In any other scenario, America wins a 1v1 war. Anyone who thinks otherwise, with the first line in mind, is delusional.

But how would America invade "German continent" ? By airplanes? 80 percent of planes would get shot down by superior german anti-aircraft artillery. Their only choice would be, by water. But we know many famous scenarios.

[l1fth4rd]

If the Americans had attacked Germany at its prime, or at the beginning of WWII, instead of 2 years later, when it officially entered the war, then the American causalities may have been a lot more than what was recorded. By the time USA entered the war, there were already over 15 countries fighting the Axis, spreading their military thin, but still dominating on almost all fronts.

Imagine if all of these efforts had been focused at 1 country at a time. It would of been utter and complete domination.

[amerikansjc]

The U.S. had vastly superior naval and airforce capabilities. They had superior industry, superior resources, superior funding, etc.
Germany couldn't even invade Britain, so them crossing the Atlantic to invade the U.S. would be a joke.

Were you to put both armies right beside each other in the open field, and sure, Gemany would defeat the Americans.
In any other scenario, America wins a 1v1 war. Anyone who thinks otherwise, with the first line in mind, is delusional.

Really? The Luftwafa owned the American air force. The Germans invented the first jet fighter aircraft and it saw service in WW2... The Germans also had some of the most insane destroyers and submarines of the time period. Hitler had invented an intercontinental bomber for the sole purpose of bombing the hell out of the US and for dropping troops and supplies in. I am sorry breh, I hate what the Germans did and I have many family memebers that died at the hand of German Nazi's but im just being real... America would get destroyed 1 v 1

[Xilon]

germany. our military was badass.
hate what the nazis under hitler rule did tho

[krogtaar]

Really? The Luftwafa owned the American air force. The Germans invented the first jet fighter aircraft and it saw service in WW2... The Germans also had some of the most insane destroyers and submarines of the time period. Hitler had invented an intercontinental bomber for the sole purpose of bombing the hell out of the US and for dropping troops and supplies in. I am sorry breh, I hate what the Germans did and I have many family memebers that died at the hand of German Nazi's but im just being real... America would get destroyed 1 v 1

strong bro history. none of this is true...

[Ronnie87]

America would win, woudn't even be close. People need to look at the size of the US Pacific fleet in WW2

"At its peak, the U.S. Navy was operating 6,768 ships on V-J Day in August 1945, including 28 aircraft carriers, 23 battleships, 71 escort carriers, 72 cruisers, over 232 submarines, 377 destroyers, and thousands of amphibious, supply and auxiliary ships"

[thqmas]

strong bro history. none of this is true...

THe US air force only arrived on the scene after the Battle of Britain and Hitler in the east, so you never had a fair crack at the german air force.


Royal navy over the german one all day.

America would win, woudn't even be close. People need to look at the size of the US Pacific fleet in WW2

at the end of the war.

[SigmundFreud]

It would be a stalemate. Germany wouldn't be able to invade US and the US wouldn't be able to invade Germany.

[itlstallion96]

America would win, woudn't even be close. People need to look at the size of the US Pacific fleet in WW2

"At its peak, the U.S. Navy was operating 6,768 ships on V-J Day in August 1945, including 28 aircraft carriers, 23 battleships, 71 escort carriers, 72 cruisers, over 232 submarines, 377 destroyers, and thousands of amphibious, supply and auxiliary ships"

Yes, that's very cute.

But when did they actually use this ****?

[crowe15]

Quick history lesson:

By D-Day 157 German divisions were stationed in the Soviet Union, 6 in Finland, 12 in Norway, 6 in Denmark, 9 in Germany, 21 in the Balkans, 26 in Italy and 59 in France, Belgium and the Netherlands

The United States was barely able to eek out a beach head at Normandy, and suffered terrible casualties to do so. Imagine if There were another 157 divisions (10,000-15,000 men per division) at the time of a US led invasion. It would have been a slaughter. No way the US would have ever been able to crack fortress Europe. It likely would have progressed into a stalemate. Germany had its own nuclear weapons development program in the works during WWII. Likely if they held out longer both sides would have had the bomb, and then it would have gotten ugly quick.

Russia won World War 2 in Europe, why? Cuz of goddamn mother nature (Russian Winter)

BRB temperatures at -20C/-4F and -30C/-22F

[Ice-9]

Yes, that's very cute.

But when did they actually use this ****?

Dunno
Maybe you should ask Japan

[Ronnie87]

Yes, that's very cute.

But when did they actually use this ****?

When they annihiliated the Japanese Navy and cut off Japan's supply lines from the rest of Eastern Asia effectively winning the war

[itlstallion96]

Dunno
Maybe you should ask Japan

Don't get me started on that.

[TellitAgain]

US entered the war much later which allowed us to have a significant edge. US v. Germany 1 v 1 at start of war Germany would win hands down.

it is like a fresh boxer coming in to fight a boxer that already fought 11 rounds