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There certainly was USA/UK friction in the aftermath of WWI. The Washington Naval Treaty was written to stop an incipient naval arms race, in which the USA and
by caf 11y ago
There certainly was USA/UK friction in the aftermath of WWI. The Washington Naval Treaty was written to stop an incipient naval arms race, in which the USA and UK were two of the major competitors.
- norea-armozel 11y agoWasn't there battle plans for invasion of Canada and vice versa around the same time? I thought it was something that could have easily occurred if Germany didn't spark WW2.
- douche 11y agoThere are generally battle plans developed for any conceivable conflict. I would not be terribly surprised if the Pentagon has war plans on file for an invasion of Canada today. That was also in the heyday of the Prussian General Staff school, which emphasized the whole concept of war plans, with things like mobilization timetables, logistics and troop movements choreographed like chess openings.