Revisions:

I'd like to revise a statement I made in my last post. Recently, I have come to the conclusion that no country in this war is 100% behind their troops.

There is far too much doubt and hesitancy about what the right course of action is for the Allies for them to totally agree on plans and movements. On the other hand, the Axis powers are slowly being pulled in their own directions, making for more disagreements between dictators. Some might say that Adolf Hitler would never break the alliances he has made with other powers, but I think that the world should watch him, because sooner or later, it will be to your advantage to ally with Hitler and for some: keep your friends and your enemies closer...

And Japan is off on its own foolish (in my opinion) whims, trying to fight a war that -no matter how patriotic and fearless you are- cannot be won by anyone. Fighting on islands that may not even be on the map and looking over your shoulder to make sure no one's stalking you? There is no way either Japan or America can "win" these battles without suffering heavy casualties and becoming extremely paranoid. I don't understand how that is anything resembling winning.

Good health to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, I hope we can meet one day, my friend!

Johnny