HUSKY ACTION： As early as 1942, when the American and British Allied forces were victorious in the North African battlefield, the Allied forces planned to counterattack and recover Europe, but the two sides had great differences on the landing site. The United States advocates that the war in North Africa should be ended as soon as possible, so that it can use its hands to cross the English Channel in one fell swoop, open up a second battlefield, and quickly defeat Fascist Germany. But the British considered the crossing of the strait a futile adventure that could lead to annihilation, rather than attacking from the "soft belly" of Italy's Sicily. In order to reach an agreement, the two sides held the Casablanca Conference, and the two sides agreed: first to solve the Italian problem, and then to consider the landing in France. After the meeting, the formulation of the Husky Action Plan was launched in London, England, but due to various factors, the progress was very slow. Later, Eisenhower was responsible for the planning work, and the planning team moved to Algiers and was named "Group 141" at the same time.
Ah... Here in Italy, after having lost Africa, fascists started to run. None of them left orders to the army and Sicily was literally left alone to be taken by the Allies with no resistance. It was said that the fascist hierarcs considered at that point lost the war and all further efforts was pointless. But that doesn't mean they had to leave. They did it, with Mussolini that tried to go in Germany and the King that started to deal with the Allies to reach an agreement for the surrender. In order to liberate the country from fascists and regain control over it, back from the imperialist and fascist politics and ambitions of Mussolini. The King, Vittorio Emanuele the Third was an individual deeply tired of war due to what he experienced during ww1. Traumatic effects that put him in a second place for the whole period of the fascist regime in Italy. He believed that since fascists was strong enough to lead the country and was generically accepted by the bulk of the population, he could have left to them and to Mussolini all the responsabilities and powers to lead the country. The war showed he badly estimated the situation. But since he was depressed and tired, he never applied for resolute actions. Indeed, the dealing with the Allies was the only time he acted like a king. After that, the fact he left Rome to join the Allies in South Italy deeply afflicted the moral of our country, not only the Army. Many decided to stay on the side of the fascists exactly for that reason. And when you hear Italians talking about the "betrayal" they generally refers to the King escape the day previous of the surrender. Everyone in Italy entrusted Mussolini and thought he was the lead of the country. But once the things went bad, terribly bad due to Mussolini himself, everyone turned again to see what's the king was doing. But no one ever judged the fact that Mussolini himself was escaping like a coward when the partisans captured him. The second best action of VE3 was abdicate in favor of his son, Umberto the Second. Also known as "King of May" because his regency lasted for the only month of May. But despite that, he was a way more dignitful King than his father. Attached to the people, a soldier who fought in the first lines, and had at heart the needs of the country. He was the guy who proposed and made into effect the Referendum for the Form of the State. The referendum, the first to include also women in Italy since its foundation, that decided if Italy had to become a republic or remain a parliamentary monarchy. It won the republic for a bunch of votes, kinda like 1.5 million votes was missing so technically we still doesn't know who truly have won. But republican politicians declared the republic even before the results was completely scrutinized. Also because a republic was well accepted by the Allies and their armies in Italy was able to enforce law by themselves. From tha point to today passed 75 years roughly. Not all of splendid friendship with the western powers, but definitely we became founding members of NATO and EU strongly believing in those institutions. That's because before ww2 we was basically alone and surrounded by enemies. We had no trust in French, Austria or Germany and even Russia, Turkey/Ottoman Empire and other minor powers was hostile. After the war, we had a team to play with and within. We wasn't anymore alone. What we don't had in terms of territory or resources, we could have obtained through diplomacy, collaboration and always backed by one of the strongest military alliance ever seen in human history. It's like Germany. They lost the war, but by creating the EU, the first agreements, they got the resources they needed to fuel their economy, to live better, rich, wealthy, healthy etc. Without the needs of waging war against some kind of far distant colony or some big enemy power. Even France, their main antagonist in Europe was now their strong allies. And British and Americans too. So Germans chill out, became democratic because they feared nothing anymore, started working and producing, and become one of the best country in Europe. The only problem left around was Mr. Stalin and his USSR with the Varsaw Pact. 😑 But until no one started a war with them, things would have been nice and dandy.
Fun fact about ww2: Queen Elizabeth II served militarily in the war: Elizabeth II, the former Queen of Britain, was very keen to join the ranks of the combatants in the war, even though her father, King George IV, tried hard to discourage her from doing so.
@@HuaxiaCCball I think it's net slang (たすかる or 助かる). In this context the meaning is similar to "it really helps". Basically what they said was "Japanese subtitles are very helpful." 我認為這是網絡俚語（たすかる 或助かる）。 在這種情況下，其含義類似於“它確實有幫助”。 基本上他們說的是“日文字幕非常有幫助”。(Google translate)
The English is decent. However, be aware that OBSCENE SWEARING was used in the English language. I don't know if it was intentional, but you would do well to remove it.
@@yywant-qb7om Good point. I just want them to be aware of a problem so they can potentially fix it, or at least learn from it. Thank you for your comment; people like you help us so we don't take ourselves too seriously!
The casualties for WW2 were fucking horrific. However considering it was America's first real war since the civil war (WW1 was pretty much over) and America was still finding it's doctrine it's a goddamn miracle we didn't lose more
I'll say this story is true story During Sicily's invasion, American thought the British ground force halted their attack on Sicily, and the British thought America are going straight to Italy
HUSKY ACTION： As early as 1942, when the American and British Allied forces were victorious in the North African battlefield, the Allied forces planned to counterattack and recover Europe, but the two sides had great differences on the landing site.
The United States advocates that the war in North Africa should be ended as soon as possible, so that it can use its hands to cross the English Channel in one fell swoop, open up a second battlefield, and quickly defeat Fascist Germany. But the British considered the crossing of the strait a futile adventure that could lead to annihilation, rather than attacking from the "soft belly" of Italy's Sicily.
In order to reach an agreement, the two sides held the Casablanca Conference, and the two sides agreed: first to solve the Italian problem, and then to consider the landing in France. After the meeting, the formulation of the Husky Action Plan was launched in London, England, but due to various factors, the progress was very slow. Later, Eisenhower was responsible for the planning work, and the planning team moved to Algiers and was named "Group 141" at the same time.
cool
Ah... Here in Italy, after having lost Africa, fascists started to run.
None of them left orders to the army and Sicily was literally left alone to be taken by the Allies with no resistance.
It was said that the fascist hierarcs considered at that point lost the war and all further efforts was pointless. But that doesn't mean they had to leave. They did it, with Mussolini that tried to go in Germany and the King that started to deal with the Allies to reach an agreement for the surrender. In order to liberate the country from fascists and regain control over it, back from the imperialist and fascist politics and ambitions of Mussolini.
The King, Vittorio Emanuele the Third was an individual deeply tired of war due to what he experienced during ww1. Traumatic effects that put him in a second place for the whole period of the fascist regime in Italy.
He believed that since fascists was strong enough to lead the country and was generically accepted by the bulk of the population, he could have left to them and to Mussolini all the responsabilities and powers to lead the country.
The war showed he badly estimated the situation. But since he was depressed and tired, he never applied for resolute actions. Indeed, the dealing with the Allies was the only time he acted like a king. After that, the fact he left Rome to join the Allies in South Italy deeply afflicted the moral of our country, not only the Army.
Many decided to stay on the side of the fascists exactly for that reason. And when you hear Italians talking about the "betrayal" they generally refers to the King escape the day previous of the surrender.
Everyone in Italy entrusted Mussolini and thought he was the lead of the country. But once the things went bad, terribly bad due to Mussolini himself, everyone turned again to see what's the king was doing.
But no one ever judged the fact that Mussolini himself was escaping like a coward when the partisans captured him.
The second best action of VE3 was abdicate in favor of his son, Umberto the Second. Also known as "King of May" because his regency lasted for the only month of May. But despite that, he was a way more dignitful King than his father. Attached to the people, a soldier who fought in the first lines, and had at heart the needs of the country. He was the guy who proposed and made into effect the Referendum for the Form of the State. The referendum, the first to include also women in Italy since its foundation, that decided if Italy had to become a republic or remain a parliamentary monarchy.
It won the republic for a bunch of votes, kinda like 1.5 million votes was missing so technically we still doesn't know who truly have won.
But republican politicians declared the republic even before the results was completely scrutinized. Also because a republic was well accepted by the Allies and their armies in Italy was able to enforce law by themselves.
From tha point to today passed 75 years roughly. Not all of splendid friendship with the western powers, but definitely we became founding members of NATO and EU strongly believing in those institutions.
That's because before ww2 we was basically alone and surrounded by enemies. We had no trust in French, Austria or Germany and even Russia, Turkey/Ottoman Empire and other minor powers was hostile.
After the war, we had a team to play with and within. We wasn't anymore alone. What we don't had in terms of territory or resources, we could have obtained through diplomacy, collaboration and always backed by one of the strongest military alliance ever seen in human history.
It's like Germany. They lost the war, but by creating the EU, the first agreements, they got the resources they needed to fuel their economy, to live better, rich, wealthy, healthy etc. Without the needs of waging war against some kind of far distant colony or some big enemy power.
Even France, their main antagonist in Europe was now their strong allies. And British and Americans too. So Germans chill out, became democratic because they feared nothing anymore, started working and producing, and become one of the best country in Europe.
The only problem left around was Mr. Stalin and his USSR with the Varsaw Pact. 😑 But until no one started a war with them, things would have been nice and dandy.
Did the British accidentally didn’t know it was America and tried to shoot them?
@@Masonworld1000 yes, because their telescope wasn't far enough to see the Americas
141............?....
How are you not popular yet These animations are at its finest for a content creator for you
He has 1.3 million subscriptions at Bilibili
cat god has 1m followers on billibilli
100th like
僕は日本人ですがこの動画をとても楽しめました！これからも頑張ってください
それなおもろい
I am azerbaijani.🇦🇿
@@CavidMemmedli-l9f何それ？
It’s country on the east side of turkey
The moral of the story is. Always keep open lines of communication with youre friends.
Especially if you are mass invading another country.
Cat god you animation is amazing and I am really impressed of you getting 9K subs in so little time keep making those cool videos
he's already got 1m subs in bilibili
UK: *Oh we just do a little trolling. USA*
U.S.A:oh sh*t
British:nah I forgive you
France:why the hell did you injured Britain!!??
France: Without telling me!?!
Britain: Why you hit my troops
America: They started first by shooting our Transport Plane
Britain: and who was it who didn't inform them before hand you were coming...
@@pipercharms7374 America: Uhhhh..... I could have sworn i did
@@thes7552 XD
America: Damn it Britain you mistaken us for a Nazi we are Americans you sucker you should look closer t the symbol of the plane
with such friends (family) and even more so the alliance and enemies are not needed
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈 2:25那里右边的阿美球在英球身上搜出的是茶包吗 最有力の身份认证🤣我在B站上看的时候居然没注意！有意思的细节～不愧是猫猫(*≧ω≦)作品永远都那么的精致有看点（B站什么时候更新鸭 半个月了哥🥺👉🏻👈🏻
好几年没看到过这么可爱的评论了(
`･ω･´ )
还有最开头远处有个挥舞旗子的美军🚩🇺🇸🚩😂
Fun fact about ww2: Queen Elizabeth II served militarily in the war: Elizabeth II, the former Queen of Britain, was very keen to join the ranks of the combatants in the war, even though her father, King George IV, tried hard to discourage her from doing so.
I remember she was a nurse at that time
Was the queen of england 😔✊
This didn't age well.
" *CURRENT* queen of britain", welp, now this is outdated
@@ryanrg1545 Forgot to fix it, thanks for the reminder.
真的是有其父必有其子,真的是"好隊伍"
我看是豬隊友吧
@@freddysband3632 =我有加 " 這個,這是一個梗,好嗎?
@@一顆小球我知道呀
@@一顆小球 應該是《 好 隊 友 》
@@小陳-t5w *《 痛 击 我 的 队 友 》*
日本語字幕まじでたすかる
ほんとに
悲しいことに、私はあなたが意味するものを得ませんでした...
Emm sadly I didn't get what you mean...
@@HuaxiaCCball I think it's net slang (たすかる or 助かる). In this context the meaning is similar to "it really helps". Basically what they said was "Japanese subtitles are very helpful."
我認為這是網絡俚語（たすかる 或助かる）。 在這種情況下，其含義類似於“它確實有幫助”。 基本上他們說的是“日文字幕非常有幫助”。(Google translate)
@@zeymort3926 Thank u for the explaining (´▽｀)ノ♪
A cute animation! Keep doing a good job!
thank u for making these animations!!! ur work is the best
日本語字幕ありがたいです😂
Nice animations, keep going!
情報共有の重要さを伝えるための重要なアニメ
This is so underated!
Its great!
私は日本人です、日本語翻訳は嬉しいです！
1:44 Are we talking about the American who take a baguette in the face in the backgroud ? 🤣
the baguette represents a cannonball from french
I love this please do more :D
私は日本人です
あなたの動画は全て面白いですがこの動画が最も好きです😍
祝你有一百萬個訂閱，快點，順便說一句，我來自俄羅斯
Here! Take this award for being a great animator! 🏆
underrated comment
こんなこと会ったんかwwww
実際にはないけど、日本軍VSアメリカとの戦いでは合った気がする。確か日本軍が撤退した島にまだ居ると思って挟み撃ちにしようとしたけど日本軍はとっくに撤退してて、アメリカが友軍と撃ち合って大量の死者でた。
全くノンフィクションというわけではないが連合国空挺部隊を連合国軍が誤射してしまう事案はハスキー作戦中にも発生している（フスティアン作戦）
የውሃ ቋንቋ ወንድም
@@むかちゃん-y1n確かキスカ島だっけ間違ってたらすまん
I have power reach 100 like
完璧な日本語！素晴らしい！！
there actually many friendly fire incident in WW2 due to lot of factor, this really some cute reference.
As a sicilian, this made me die of laughter...
欸欸，貓教加英文字幕了！好貼心欸❤️❤️（可惜RUclips沒有投幣😂）
Poor communication, I think that what happens
必须狠狠支持一把！带嘤和阿美莉卡太可爱了！！！
Moral of story:look at emblem and paint of plane before comfirm its alied forces
Cat-God Animation
can you do "Meet the ASEAN" Countryball animation pls
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!!
I love it !
The American forgot to inform the British that they were gonna land
日本語字幕ありがとうございます
its chinese :/
謝謝你。 日語翻譯
我真的很喜欢它，它真的很好，请继续 :D
貓神教主!!你來了!!!
Poor Americans and poor britishes
Bro youre animations are killing me bro😂😂😂
Good Usaball 👍
爺爺你的視頻更新了!!!
日本語の字幕が所々関西弁なのなんでなんwww
In this moment in USE be like:
America:what we have done ;-;
The country:what have u done America:/
1:08 I know you used a translator but bruh this line 💀
💀
Nice animation you got here
The English is decent. However, be aware that OBSCENE SWEARING was used in the English language. I don't know if it was intentional, but you would do well to remove it.
Never mind, it's just using translation software😂
@@yywant-qb7om Good point. I just want them to be aware of a problem so they can potentially fix it, or at least learn from it. Thank you for your comment; people like you help us so we don't take ourselves too seriously!
reminds me of the 76’ good ol’ days
I don't speak English (or any language really xd) but I loved the animation
“Friendly fire won’t be tolerated”
*Call of duty Black Ops respawn screen starts*
Nobody:
Friendly Fire:
Masterpiece animation
진짜 너무 귀엽게 만드신다ㅠ
ㄹㅇㅋㅋ
I love this
Can you make some animation with Estonia? Please?😃
Epico
Yes
대만인가 중공인가 다필요없고 애니메이션은 이분이 완전 탑급ㄷㄷ
“Damned British” Germany said calmly.
“Damn Germans” British said calmly
Fun fact the Americans use just usually taken the navy to sail to Britain instead of airborne on U.K airspace.
英語も中国語も分からんから日本語もつけてるくれるとgoodあと日本語で自己紹介してるの好印象やで
中の人日本語はなせないんやでよ
こんにちは、ここはチャンネル管理者です。日本人からの嫌な、誤解されたコメントをたくさん見て、それに答えるまで、私はこの計画を持っていました...
The casualties for WW2 were fucking horrific. However considering it was America's first real war since the civil war (WW1 was pretty much over) and America was still finding it's doctrine it's a goddamn miracle we didn't lose more
Literally being a allie makes everything harder.
1:39 *warcrimes intensify*
Abi videoların çok güzel
Friendly fire: ON
I know this isn’t WWII related but can you do a napoleonic wars animation
At this moment America new he messed up 2:26
김동혁님 한글 자막 만들어주셔서 감사합니다
Твой канал интересный и забавно видеть все втаком сжатом формате в CB
1:10
Ok.
The enemy base: AUGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
is this the real channel? its hard to believe since this channel was made so recently.
Yes, he is the author
It is, if you look at the description
@@random-dude-bruh yeah but whys he only doing countryball animations? i thought he also did stickman animations.
@@clawru Because he doesn't make stickman animation anymore
@@嘉然然 yeah i asked why.
Germany be like : what tf did I did
What do you use to edit your videos?
Subtitles
Please check his Wikitubia page for details, link in his 'about' page.
@@HuaxiaCCball oh nice, thanks!
@@iLoveRice. Np😉
Внимание штаб, мы обнаружили ещё одного годного кантриболлера в секторе
British : its just a prank bro
If you ever do something like that with real voice actors... I want to be the german guy xd
Germany voice in this animation is really cute
@@eyreye9200 But it's a computer generated voice.
@@needtoknow6423 actually cute, just because not native german speaker, it might sound off
this is very underrated
The bamboo pipe at the beginning made me think of japan
Im the 4k subscriber
Hello m8
Can i ask a quick question
What Program Do you use for animating?
Check his Wikitubia page for details, link In his 'about' page.
Cat god animation can i please reupload your ww2 navi germany fighting countrys
這個隊伍長官太聰明了沒人比他好這個隊伍一定會很強
好~強~
I'll say this story is true story
During Sicily's invasion, American thought the British ground force halted their attack on Sicily, and the British thought America are going straight to Italy
お互いに敵と誤認してるの草
Please make a video depicting the 6.25 war.
Hear somebody about Vive le France 🇫🇷!!!!
Love United States, from Russia 🇷🇺❤🇺🇸
wait.. WHAT!?
This is like a shiny Pokémon
Have some things wrong here
@@zxcorx
Politics doesn’t mean people can’t be friends.
@@NhungBui-xu4sj
Politics doesn’t mean the people can’t be friends.
I don’t know if the British commander will be so angry at the Americans for injuring friendly troops or British troops
Спасибо за русские субтитры
請問你是使用什麼軟件?
Nah I need a continuation please
美國還真的分不清自己的隊友😂😂😂太牛逼
还有市场花园行动，更扯蛋！
盟中美利坚，轴中意大利。
Next video can you do the vietnam-united war (with China and Soviet)
Was this based off actual events with friendly fire?
Apparently, yes.
yea it was actual friendly fire event, but it might more detail on real world, this just a cute reference
Catgod what is the origin of your name? I have an idea but i just want to be certain
Our allies totally didn't think we was German when they landed totally. *sigh* America really fricked up
US Paratrooper: *OH SHI-*
There also a battle between soviet and america in 1944 on Nïs
2:24 那是茶葉嗎😂😂😂
最有力的证据