US Contribution by state in WW2

they dont want people to realize how small our military actually is

>>35097912
What do you mean? WW2 was 7 decades ago

>>35097902
it could just be that your state is bad/great at getting killed/not getting killed, anon.

All I Know is that New York and Pennsylvania provided the most men. While the south--proportionally speaking--provided the least men. Texas was the exception, providing a huge amount of men per capita

>>35098023
I meant in all measures, not just casualties.

>>35097902
and not a reflection on valor.
"The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his": g.s. patton.

>>35098032
the south provided a greater number of career service men. i.e. the glue that held it together.

>>35098087
Proof? Remember we're talking dubya dubya two here

>>35097902
Nope. Can't help you.

bump for interest

i think the bigger picture is that ALL states have contributed to the cause of freedom that we enjoy.

>>35098047
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>>35097902
>Tennessee.
>Michigan.
>Washington.

I always use this website for such info

http://www.honorstates.org/index.php?page=wars&war=World+War+II&do=states

>>35099109
You should run for office.

>>35098032
Texas is not part of the South.

>>35097902
>colorado
Awful lotta navy guys for my land locked state

>>35100997
for you

>>35098032
>from the department of stuff i pull out of my ass
cite your source, faggot

>>35100940
its also inaccurate. My uncle was one of the first to hit the beach on d-day and one of the first to eat it. i have his purple heart, his funerary flag, and a newspaper clipping of his obit. but he's not on that list on the web site you cite. other sites list him.

>>35097902
Bedford, VA had the highest percentage dead at DDay ... That's why they got the DDay memorial there