Thread: The Fall of England: Canada's more serious place in the war.
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Old April 8th, 2008, 01:37 AM
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Default Re: The Fall of England: Canada's more serious place in the war.
If the US still enters the war against Germany the Germans lose.

There is no chance; none, zero, zip, nada, that Germany could successfully invade the Americas.

Actually, the Commonwealth would have an easier time of things navally. For example, this renders about two thirds of the German U-boat fleet irrelevant. The Type VII doesn't have the range to operate in the mid-Atlantic or off the Americas. This leaves the handful of Type IXs available as the only resource.
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