It might be more appropriate to give credit for what was done not when. Russia also entered the war because it was attacked, only six months before Pear Harbour. They lost 20 million people and were responsible for defeating the bulk of the German army in the field. Do they get less credit because they only came in the end of June 1941? Without their victories in the East an invasion of western Europe would have been impossible and the Germans would still be there.
With the exception of Southeast Asia, almost the entire war against Japan was fought by the US.
Take credit when it is due but also give it.
Well said. And speaking of Japan, Canada didn't even enter the war in the Pacific until December of '41; or am I wrong about that?
Here you go........
http://www.cmhg.gc.ca/html/default-en.asp
Canadian Military History Gateway - Home
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_hist...econd_World_War
Military history of Canada during the Second World War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Knock yourselves out.........