1. Military strategies
employed by
Britain and Germany
DONE BY AMELIA LAU, AUDREY GOH, TIZIANA TAN
3GY

2. BRITAIN
The military strategies employed.

3. INTRODUCTION VIDEO! :D

4. BRITAIN - LAND Good foundation  Mobilised economy Armies
Single army command
(Might is combined)
Element of surprise!

5. BRITAIN - SEA Large ships
 use to counter Germany’s attack (operation Rheinbung)
Midget submarines
Code breaking
Quick defense strategies

6. BRITAIN - AIR Defending multiple areas Smart investments of money
Propaganda (: (: (:

7. GERMANY
The military strategies employed.

8. GERMANY – LAND(Two main tactics that Hilter used)
Barbarossa
BLITZKREIG
Operation Blue

9. Barbarossa
The first version of the plan was to have a massive attack on Moscow – his primary target. He also wanted a secondary attack on Kiev and two masking attacks in the Baltic towards Leningrad and in Moldavia in the south.
For the next version of the plan, he changed Marcks plan by having three thrusts; a major one against Moscow, a smaller attack on Kiev and a major attack on Leningrad. After taking Moscow and Leningrad, Halder wanted a move north to Archangel. After Kiev had fallen, he envisaged a drive into the Don/Volga region.
The third and final variant was Hitler’s plan which he codenamed Barbarossa.

10. BLITZKREIG
AIMS :
>He wanted to fully develop and implement this strategy of Blitzkrieg or lighting war to ensure that Germany would never again be humiliated as they were in World War 1.
>Hitler now had his military operation of Blitzkrieg to accomplish his goals of world domination.

11. STRENGTH: The only weapon that stopped the blitzkrieg of Germany was the very severe Russian winter.
German and Hitler’s blitzkrieg military strategies were considered to be one of the most successful military tactics ever implanted in the history of warfare.

12. Operation blue Hitler drove east at the beginning of May
Thrust was dynamic
EFFECTIVENESS: 170,000 Russians taken prisoner in the first week

13. GERMANY - SEA Modern technology Cutting enemy’s supplies off
Using good strategies from others

14. Operation Rheinubung AIMS:
break into the Atlantic and attack Allied shipping, Was mainly not to defeat enemies of equal strength, but to tie them down in a delaying action, while preserving her combat capacity as much as possible, so as to allow more ships to get at the merchant ships in the convoy.

15. GERMANY - AIR
Superior weaponary
Modern design and technology

16. SIMILARITIES IN STRATEGIES EMPLOYED BY GERMANY AND BRITAIN
Had well-planned strategies
Increased war production
Well-prepared
Modern technology
Propaganda
Fast thinking
BRITAIN
Had well-planned strategies
Increased war production
Well-prepared
Modern technology
Propaganda
Fast thinking

17. DIFFERENCES IN MILITARY STRATEGIES EMPLOYED BY GERMANY AND BRITAIN
Used the latest and newest model for weapons
Depended on heavy weapons
War efforts at the expense of others
DIFFERENCES IN MILITARY STRATEGIES EMPLOYED BY GERMANY AND BRITAIN
Used weapons that were not very fast
Depended on wit
War efforts were voluntary
BRITAIN

18. ANY QUESTIONS????

19. bibliography http://historyworldwar2.com/blitzkrieg-hitler.html

20. WE USED WIKIPEDIA TOO :D AND BOOKS
Stewart Ross
The second world war
Karen Farrington:
The soldier’s war
War at sea
War for the air
War Diaries

21. THANK YOU!

22. DONE BY AMELIA LAU(2) AUDREY GOH(4) TIZIANA TAN() 3GY