QUOTE(Novo @ Nov 15 2004, 11:32 PM)
Sovier Union: 20 million soldiers not counting civilians
Germany: 10 million
Poland:6 million
USA: 360 thousand
I can keep going, if you would like more countries.. the us did very little for ww2, at least compared to the majority of other countries involved
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Name some of the other countries, US involvement turned the tide of the war. Everyone agrees to this. American equipment was used by the majority of Allied countries. the brunt of Allied bombing campaigns were carried out by, wha, American bombers. Look at the number of Allied victories before the United States entered it's
military into the war, and look at the number afterward. Think about Lend-Lease in the years leading up to Pearl Harbor. You've conveniently ignored this little nugget. You have stats to back up your claim that the US did very little, stats everyone knows about, by the way, but you have nothing of real substance. Give me some actual history, instead of blank statistics, and maybe you'll have a valid point somewhere in there.
Until then it's just a bunch of anti-American hogwash, with no basis in reality, and you are cursed for making me use those words in sequence.
Russia had 6,115,000 men killed, and 14,012,000 wounded 