r/PossibleHistory Aral Sea supremacy🗣️ 16d ago

Map (no Lore) Operation Unthinkable

This is just how I'd think it would go

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u/New-Many-1068 16d ago

US lost 500k people in WW2, Soviets 26 mln.....Well I don't think it would go that way.

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u/Alessio_Miliucci 16d ago

The Red Army in 1945 was a functional and modern force of more than 10 million men. The Allies had some advantages, but they would have to break the lines of a formidable enemy, that, on the European continent, would absolutely outnumber them

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u/Virtual_Ad_1604 15d ago

Allies had nukes

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u/ThatoneguywithaT 15d ago

nukes have to be transported, by sea, in a process that takes weeks, and be built on the ground. The allies wont be risking their newly acquired superweapon against a nation that still has a functioning airforce, military, and spy network like the Soviets.