What are some famous plans in World War II

Surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.

In order to combat the military power of the United States in the Pacific, Japan also wanted to teach the United States a lesson, because the United States had not participated in World War II at that time.

However, it was equivalent to indirectly participating in the battle, selling arms to Britain, and in the end, Britain could not afford it, so it began to pay Britain on credit, which caused great harm to Japan. Therefore, Japan planned a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor and successfully bombed countless US warships and planes on Pearl Harbor, and the number of them was quite heavy, but Japan did lose only a few planes, and it can be said that the sneak attack plan was very successful, and it was full of loads, and it fantasized that the US maritime military strength could not be restored in a few years, which was a very important buffer opportunity for Japan. However, I never expected that Japan's sneak attack plan was completely a trick of the United States.

In fact, the United States has long wanted to beat Japan, and the United States has seen that Japan is the greatest danger to the United States, and it advocates going to war, but the Congress will not do it, and the country will not do it, thinking that there is no need to fight this war, and it will kill people and lose money. ** No tricks, in the end, it is equivalent to paying the price of Pearl Harbor in exchange for returning to the US Congress.

(You see me say fight, don't you fight, this time people attacked our door, don't you fight?) The United States is tantamount to cutting its arms for perfection, and the National People's Congress and the people are fully supportive of the war. The Americans are too cunning, and they are too godly in their calculations.

Later, Japan also came back to the taste, (I thought the sneak attack was successful, it turned out to be played by the Americans, I said, the sneak attack was only bombed by small and medium-sized warships, 3 aircraft carriers are not in the station, usually all worn there, on the day of the sneak attack was moved, and cut was bombed after the battleship was repaired within a few months, the repair drawings were taken out early, if not ready, it is a period of time to salvage and draw repair drawings, but I didn't expect that the battleships that were bombed in a few months were all from the new sea to participate in the war. The United States is also too ruthless.

The Barcelona Plan, the Tiger Tiger Plan (Pearl Harbor), the Battle of the Hundred Regiments, etc.

In the early days of the German invasion of Western Europe, the battle plan was first formulated by the German Army General Staff Headquarters, codenamed the "Yellow Plan", which was similar to the "Schlieffen Plan" of the German attack on France in World War I, that is, to put the main German army on the right flank and attack France through Belgium.

But Manstein, the chief of staff of Army Group A, hated this plan and thought it was old-fashioned, but Hitler also hated it.

Manstein immediately put forward his own opinion: the spearhead of the German offensive was aimed at the **, not the right flank. The main assault on the Ardennes Forest with powerful German armoured forces can also be said to be a strategically decisive breakthrough.

But the commander of the German Army, Brauchitsch, refused to transfer Manstein's plan to Hitler.

Maybe it's predestined? On January 10, 1940, the plane of the Air Force officer carrying the "Yellow Plan" was lost and forced to land in Belgium, and some of the documents fell into the hands of Britain and France, so Manstein again presented his battle plan. However, the commander-in-chief of the army, Brauchitsch, and the chief of the general staff, Halder, strongly opposed this plan, but no matter how much you commanded, the Führer did not work, and finally succumbed.

On February 22, 1940, Hitler named Manstein's idea "Operation Scythe", and according to Guderian, then commander of the 19th Panzer Corps, "almost no one but the Führer, Manstein, and himself had faith in this plan".

This plan helped Germany conquer France, resulting in the most famous "Dunkirk Evacuation" in history, and the fall of Europe's largest army power.

Aggression against Poland - "Operation White" (successful).

Aggression against Norway - "Wiesel Exercise" (successful).

Aggression against France - "Yellow Plan", "Operation Scythe" (Success) Aggression against Britain - "Eagle Day Plan" (Failure).

Rescue Mussolini – Project Oak (Success).

Landing in the UK – "Operation Sea Lion" (unrealized).

Invasion of the Soviet Union - "Plan Barbarossa" (successful at the beginning) Attack on Moscow - "Plan Typhoon" (failed).

Assault on Stalingrad - "Blue Plan" (failed).

Attack on the Kursk salient - "Acropolis Plan" (failed) Ardennes counterattack - "Operation Defend the Rhine" (failed).

"Bismarck" and "Prinz Eugen" were dispatched for operations in the Atlantic - "Operation Rhine" (

The Normandy landing plan, the Barbarossa plan, one for the Allies and the other for the Nazis, were both battle plans with a turning effect.

On April 9, 1940, Germany planned to attack Denmark and Norway during the Wiesel exercises.

On May 10, 1940, Germany adopted the modified Schlieffen Plan (also known as the Manstein Plan), and the first phase of the operation constituted the Great Encirclement of Manstein, the German armored forces had approached the French 'Dunkelke' but were stopped by Hitler (this decision was a fatal mistake), and the encircled Allied forces began to implement the Dynamo Plan (i.e., the Dunkirk Retreat), which had 330,000 people successfully escaped, of which 230,000 were British expeditionary forces. This retreat avoided the ,... of the total annihilation of the British armyThe second phase of the operation: On June 10, 1940, Germany began a full-scale invasion of the mainland of the country, and it took only 6 weeks from the German offensive on the Western Front to the defeat of France.

After the occupation of France, the German army concentrated in northern France, prepared the Sea Lion Plan for a possible landing in Britain, and decided to first carry out an air battle to destroy the British Royal Air Force, that is, the "Battle of Britain", and they launched the Eagle Plan on August 5, that is, a massive air strike on Britain....

Soviet-German Battlefield on the Eastern Front: The Barbarossa Plan On June 22, 1941, Germany amassed an unprecedentedly large number of troops, including its client states, 195 divisions, 4,300 tanks, 47,000 artillery pieces, 600,000 transports and 4,980 aircraft, a total of 5.5 million people, to launch a surprise attack on the Soviet Union, the military operation codenamed "Barbarossa" or the Barbarossa Plan, and the Soviet-German war began. The USSR called this war the "Great Patriotic War", also called the Great Patriotic War of the USSR.

Montgomery Plan: On September 17, 1944, the British 30th Army, with the cooperation of the US 101st Airborne Division and the British 1st Airborne Division, attacked the front line of Nijmegen and Arnhem in the Netherlandsi.e. Market Garden Action

Thunderstorm Plan: Russian historian Sokolov's book "The Secret Archives of World War II" reveals an astonishing fact: before the German invasion of the Soviet Union, the Soviet General Staff had developed a preemptive plan codenamed "Thunderstorm" in an attempt to quickly defeat Germany and dominate Europe in one fell swoop by means of surprise attacks and superiority in the number of aircraft and tanks.

And the main person in charge of this plan was none other than Marshal Zhukov, who later became famous.

Crusaders battle plan in the Western Desert in November 1941. The British offensive against the German and Italian forces in Libya was realized, but it could not save the British from the subsequent defeat.

Attack on Moscow - "Typhoon Plan".

Assault on Stalingrad - "blue plan".

Assault on the Kursk salient - "Acropolis Plan".

The Ardennes counterattack - "Operation Defend the Rhine".

"Bismarck" and "Prinz Eugen" were dispatched for operations in the Atlantic - "Operation Rhine" (

The Normandy landings, the Manhattan Project, the Songhu War of Resistance, the Battle of Changsha, the Battle of Nanjing, the Battle of Taiyuan, much better.