Battle	Campaign	Date start	Date end	Victor
Nazi Germany declares war on the U.S.		December 11, 1941
Operation Torch	North African campaign	November 8, 1942	November 10, 1942	Allies
Battle of Sidi Bou Zid	Tunisia campaign	February 14, 1943	February 17, 1943	Germany
Battle of the Kasserine Pass	Tunisia campaign	February 19, 1943	February 25, 1943	Germany
Battle of El Guettar	Tunisia campaign	February 19, 1943	February 25, 1943	United States
Allied invasion of Sicily	Italian campaign	July 9, 1943	August 17, 1943	Allies
Allied invasion of Italy	Italian campaign	September 3, 1943	September 16, 1943	Allies
Bernhardt Line	Italian campaign	December 1, 1943	January 15, 1944	Allies
Battle of Monte Cassino	Italian campaign	January 17, 1944	May 19, 1944	Allies
Operation Shingle	Italian campaign	January 22, 1944	June 5, 1944	Allies
Battle of Normandy	Western Front	June 6, 1944	August 25, 1944	Allies
Gothic Line	Italian campaign	August 25, 1944	December 17, 1944	Allies
Operation Market Garden	Western Front	September 17, 1944	September 25, 1944	Germany
Battle of Huertgen Forest	Western Front	September 19, 1944	February 10, 1945	United States
Battle of Aachen	Western Front	October 1, 1944	October 22, 1944	United States
Operation Queen	Western Front	November 16, 1944	December 16, 1944	Germany
Battle of the Bulge	Western Front	December 16, 1944	January 25, 1945	Allies
Colmar Pocket	Western Front	January 20, 1945	February 9, 1945	Allies
Spring 1945 offensive in Italy	Italian campaign	April 6, 1945	May 2, 1945	Allies

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See also

• Audie Murphy
• Equipment losses in World War II
• Military history of the United States
• United States casualties of war
• World War II casualties
• Allied war crimes during World War II

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References

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Further reading

• Frank, Benis M. and Henry I. Shaw, Jr. History of U.S. Marine Corps Operations in World War II — Volume V: Victory and Occupation, Historical Branch, United States Marine Corps, 1968.
• Garand, George W. and Truman R. Strobridge. History of U.S. Marine Corps Operations in World War II — Volume IV: Western Pacific Operations, Historical Branch, United States Marine Corps, 1971.
• Hough, LtCol Frank O. (USMC0, Maj Verne E. Ludwig (USMC), and Henry I. Shaw, Jr. History of U.S. Marine Corps Operations in World War II — Volume I: Pearl Harbor to Guadalcanal:, Historical Branch, United States Marine Corps, 1958.
• Shaw, Henry I., Jr. and Maj Douglas T. Kane (USMC). History of U.S. Marine Corps Operations in World War II — Volume II: Isolation of Rabaul, Historical Branch, United States Marine Corps, 1963.
• Shaw, Henry I., Jr., Bernard C. Nalty, and Edwin T. Turnbladh. History of U.S. Marine Corps Operations in World War II — Volume III: Central Pacific Drive, Historican Branch, United States Marine Corps, 1966.
• Stephens, John Richard. Weird History 101. United States of America: Barnes and Noble, 2007.

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External links

• World War II, from USHistory.com.
• A Chronology of US Historical Documents, Oklahoma College of Law.
• FAQ: D-Day and the Battle of Normandy, D-Day Museum.
• Omaha Beachhead, American Forces in Action Series, Historical Division, War Department, 1945. (from Army.mil)
• Lend-Lease Act, 11 March 1941, U.S. Congress. (from history.navy.mil)
• The Ardennes:Battle of the Bulge, Hugh M. Cole. (from Army.mil)

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