Describe the Allies' battle strategy for victory in Europe after December, 1941.

Second World War allied military strategy for Europe: Roosevelt and Churchill and their friends face in Washington in the year of 1941. Explanation:

They concluded that they must first produce a huge attempt at beating Germany, then they would stop Japan. They needed to produce a large cross-channel attack of Europe from Britain. Roosevelt out three circumstances that he believed were critical: the amazing 'power of protection' of the Red Army; the huge equipment of American armaments; and the victory of Allied airpower.