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UPDATE...
Perhaps in response to the suddenly reinvigorated German tidal wave, the United Kingdom took a very conservative and defensive approach, calling for a temporary halt of all offensives and adopting a new "wait and see" approach.
Meanwhile...
On the other side of the spectrum, Japan felt a renewed vigor of their own and lashed out in all directions--though perhaps a bit too hastily. The offensives on China and Australia were near-complete disasters and the only good news for the Land of the Rising Sun was a series of successful bombings in India.
How will the United States (and the Allies in general) respond to these attacks?
Perhaps in response to the suddenly reinvigorated German tidal wave, the United Kingdom took a very conservative and defensive approach, calling for a temporary halt of all offensives and adopting a new "wait and see" approach.
Meanwhile...
On the other side of the spectrum, Japan felt a renewed vigor of their own and lashed out in all directions--though perhaps a bit too hastily. The offensives on China and Australia were near-complete disasters and the only good news for the Land of the Rising Sun was a series of successful bombings in India.
How will the United States (and the Allies in general) respond to these attacks?













