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Research and analysis revealed the Axis offensive against the United States during World War II failed due to the lack of a campaign plan to guide it. The Axis leadership correctly identified U.S. centers of gravity and had the capability to strike them, yet they failed to unify their effort or allocate adequate resources to the offensive. Finally, they failed to act while the opportunity existed in early 1942. The study of this offensive yields many implications for the United States today. These concern contemporary Anti-Submarine Warfare, Mine Countermeasures, terrorism, industrial sabotage, U.S. military focus on the Caribbean and the assignment of responsibility for the homeland defense mission to a regional CINC.
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Ebook · DTIC ADA363182: Axis Offensive Military Operations Against the Continental United States: Opportunity Lost. · Defense Technical Information Center · Internet Archive
DTIC Archive · Micillo, Domenick · NAVAL WAR COLL NEWPORT RI · *MILITARY OPERATIONS · *MILITARY HISTORY · *MILITARY STRATEGY · *ANTISUBMARINE WARFARE · *SECOND WORLD WAR · UNITED STATES · INDUSTRIES