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Why Allies Not Ready For Direct Cross Channel Attack On Europe
A prologue on the feasibility of a cross channel invasion by Britain and the United States. It weighs air, sea, and land factors, arguing readiness hinges on air superiority and effective defenses. It notes Russian pressure, logistics, potential Balkan operations, and the likelihood of a spring invasion rather than a rushed cross channel assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Thomas M. Johnson
Washington
France
English Channel
British Isles
Africa
Germany
Io Chuckhill
Moscow
Russia
Britain
Mediterranean
Balkan
Dunkirk
Marshall
Smuts
Balkans
Italy
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary