Where to begin?
. You are derailing again - off topic.
. You are wrong again.
. You said you did not believe in sources. It is all fake news. No maps remember?
. You proved me right - again:
"1944 and 1945, the balance of U.S. resources shifted heavily toward Europe." So, what happened to US forces from 1941 to 1944?
* Here is your unlisted source by the way:
Europe first - Wikipedia
Review the 'Opposition' section:
"The American people favored early action against Japan. In one of the few public opinion polls taken during the war, in February 1943, 53% of Americans said that Japan was the 'chief enemy' compared to 34% choosing Germany. A later poll showed that 82% of Americans believed that the Japanese were more 'cruel at heart' than Germans. As a consequence of the immediate threat and the need to contain Japan's advance across the Pacific, American resources allocated to the defeat of Japan initially exceeded those allocated to Europe. In the first six months the U.S. was in the war, the U.S. army deployed more than 300,000 soldiers overseas to the Pacific while less than 100,000 were sent to Europe."
Now, back to the Russian/Ukraine conflict.
