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  US Supply Routes 1941–45

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  US Supply Routes 1941–45

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  Under the Lend-Lease policy of March 1941, the US agreed to supply its Allies with food, oil and weaponry until the end of the war. In return, the US leased army and naval bases in Allied territories. When the Lend-Lease policy was established, the US was neutral; in December 1941,... More
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  US Supply Routes 1941–45

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  US Supply Routes 1941–45

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  The United States Neutrality Act of 1939 required that military supplies were dispatched on a ‘cash and carry’ basis, but by 1941 Great Britain could no longer afford to pay. In March 1941 Roosevelt created Lend-Lease to enable the United States to send free supplies such as munitions, fuel and... More
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  Wartime changes in land use around Willow Run and vicinity, Michigan 1941–45

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  Wartime changes in land use around Willow Run and vicinity, Michigan 1941–45

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  Following America’s entry into World War II, industrial production needed to increase massively. The government set about coordinating the industrial effort and set up the Liberator Production Pool Programme, which enlisted the services of various manufacturing firms and industries to manufacture bombers. Although it was originally thought that Ford’s assembly... More