Could Japan have been knocked out of WW2 in 1944?

Answer: In all my reading I never even thought of that. However today I came across a surprising fact. Due to unexpected Allied su

Long's Digest Top Stories For You Could Japan have been knocked out of WW2 in 1944? Ronald Isaacs, studied at Indiana State University • Updated April 26, 2020 In all my reading I never even thought of that. However today I came across a surprising fact. Due to unexpected Allied success in 1943 the Joint Chiefs of Staff met and di... Read More » 140.1K 606 119 Which is the most tragic plane accident that you know? Robert Gustin, B.E. Engineering & Production and Industrial Engineering, University of New Sout... • Updated August 4 Tragic in terms of human suffering has to be the TWA800 incident. The cockpit was blown off while the engines remained on full thrust, the passenger section continued to cl... Read More » 733.5K 4.1K 225 Is the proof of Rolle's Theorem as presented in calculus textbooks really a rigorous proof? To me it seems a case of making a conclusion intuitively based on the appearance of the graph. Roman Andronov, A proof lays bare the essence of a problem. • Answered April 30 A proof that at its face value is rigorous to a (practicing) mathematician looks something like this (Fig. 1): as noted by Senia Sheydvasser in this Quora answer, from where... Read More » 11.1K 170 1 When General Patton slapped shell shocked soldiers and later was ordered to apologize, did this lead to a permanent change in the military culture? Joe Rich, B.A. Liberal Arts & History, Troy State (1993) • Answered July 1 It changed Patton. Patton was old school. He came up at a time where a man had to act like a man. This is why he thought he had to slap the kids. After the word got out, Pat... Read More » 207.7K 2.1K 74 Why does Sakhalin look so miserable compared to Japan, which is a couple of kilometers from Sakhaline? Oleg Kirovskii, MSc Systems Engineering & English, Bauman Moscow State Technical University (2009) • Answered June 13 I travelled to Sakhalin exactly 1 month ago, from May 1st till May 13th. Besides the island of Sakhalin, we visited the South Kuril islands of Kunashir and Shikotan. Before... Read More » 114.7K 773 75 Read More in Your Feed

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