World War 2 battles - Statistics

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(June 6th 1944) The massive amphibious invasion of Normandy by the Allies, which opened up the western front, forcing Germany to fight a multi-front war Operation overlord/D-Day
98%
(1942-43) Considered the turning point of the war, the deadliest battle in history, with an estimated 2 million casualties. Stalingrad
98%
(1942) Considered the turning point of the Pacific war. The US Navy's decisive victory destroyed four Japanese aircraft carriers, crippling the Imperial Japanese Navy's offensive capabilities. Midway
91%
(1940) The first battle entirely fought by planes, which prevented the capture of the namesake country Britain
76%
(1945): The largest amphibious assault in the Pacific. The high casualty rates influenced the US decision to use atomic bombs rather than conduct a full-scale invasion of mainland Japan. Okinawa
74%
(1943) The largest tank battle in history marked the final major German advance on the Eastern Front. Kursk
72%
(1944-45) Hitler's final major offensive aimed to split allied forces. This battle depleted Nazi resources and hastened the end of WW2. The Bulge
59%
(1942–1943): The first major Allied land offensive against Japan. It transitioned the Pacific war from defensive to offensive for the Allies and demonstrated the effectiveness of "island-hopping. Guadalcanal
44%
(1944): The largest naval battle in history. It resulted in the near-total destruction of the Japanese surface fleet and facilitated the Allied recapture of the Philippines. Leyte Gulf
41%
(1942): A major British victory in Egypt that halted the Axis advance toward the Suez Canal and Middle Eastern oil fields. Second Battle of El alamein
13%
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