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Originally Posted by PactOfSteel
well it would have been like a mini-D-Day for the Nazis, what I would have done is built lots and lots of landing crafts and have hundreds of infantry and tanks invade the coast with the Luftwaffe covering from the air. If Sealion would have worked out like I've said there would be no D-Day, and thats what basically assured victory for the Allies. Cause even if D-Day would have failed the Allies would have tried it again and again, the Germans were spread too thin because of Barbarossa and Africa. You can't win a two-front war, I doubt the Soviets would have invaded Europe during Sealion but thats what Hitler feared.
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If D-Day would have failed, (an operation which took years of planning ) what makes you think that it would be tried again and again? The allies wouldnt even have time for a nother one, as the Red Army would be crossing Poland and be at Germany's doorstep by this time.
There were no troops in African by this time.