Allied strategy

Allied strategy during World War II focused on coordinated military efforts across multiple fronts to defeat Axis Powers. It involved opening multiple concentration points—such as in North Africa, Italy, and France—to stretch enemy forces and resources. The Allies emphasized combined land, sea, and air operations, intelligence sharing, and strategic planning to weaken enemy defenses. Key goals included securing supply lines, liberating occupied territories, and ultimately pushing into Germany and Japan. This collaborative approach aimed to leverage the strengths of different Allied nations for a decisive victory.