How did US pilots contribute to the Allied war effort in Europe during World War II?

A. They carried out countless bombing raids on targets in Germany.
B. They sank ships carrying supplies to Britain and the Soviet Union.
C. They trained British pilots in effective air support techniques.
D. They ferried retreating troops between Europe and Great Britain.

The answer is: C. They trained British pilots in effective air support techniques. This was the United States pilots contribution to the Allied war effort in Europe during World War II. Officially, the British flight students arrived in June 1941.

Answered by metchelle | 2024-06-10

A. They carried out countless bombing raids on targets in Germany

Answered by vchew92 | 2024-06-11

U.S. pilots significantly contributed to the Allied war effort in Europe during World War II primarily through strategic bombing campaigns that targeted essential German industrial sites. They also provided critical air support during these missions, working alongside British forces to maintain a constant assault on German cities and infrastructure. This round-the-clock bombing strategy played a key role in weakening Germany and helped ensure the Allies' success in the war.
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Answered by vchew92 | 2024-09-23