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Belgium and Holland had no army or defenses to speak of and where easily over run by German blitzkrieg, invading France was ore of the same only a larger army. the principle obstacle to Britain was the 30-100 mile wide sea, for which the Germans had no equipment to assault in numbers. they...

and what did that count for at Stalingrad? or El Alamein or after D-Day for that matter. history tells us that the primary military advantage in WWII (and leading up) was in a single tactic, and that they didnt fare so well at other times.

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to chime in with the "it would have failed", we have to remember the German had one tactic, blitzkrieg. its why they ultimately failed in Russia because once they got bogged down in a war of attirition there wasnt much special about the german army. and you cant execute blitzkrieg over a 1-4 hr...