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[Mortblanc]

No Harry I did not read all of the links after I got to that first sentence about British bombing being accurate to 100 yards and U.S. bombing to 1000 yards.

Since we were bombing specific targets, such as a factory in Dresden, from 30,000 feet in the daylight while under fighter attack we were able to get within 1000 yards of the target.

While the British were carpet bombing entire cities, like ALL of Dresden, at night from 10,000 feet and still had trouble getting within 100 yards of the entire town?

After that I did not think anything else would be worth the look.

I am still attempting to reason why you folks think that not intending to get involved in something at all and eventually getting tangled up in it by political manipulation constitutes being "late".

You want us out of your business but you also want us to respond to your self devised needs at the snap of your fingers.

Catch this if you can. The majority of the U.S. did not want a war with Germany and did not consider what was going on in GB or Europe any of out business.

Even the U.S. Ambassador to England, the father of a future U.S. President, warned our government that we did not need to support England in the conflict.

Building support in the U.S. to fight against Germany, during both wars, took a great deal of propaganda engineering and warmongering.