15 Mistakes Of The Allies In World War II That Could Have Changed The Whole History If Were Avoided

4. Not Enough American Submarines 

The Submarine Service of the United States represented only 1.6% of all Navy personnel during the war. However, they were also responsible for over 55% of all Japanese ships sunk. Although this is quite impressive it also presents us with a huge blindspot that the American Navy had. The Germans had been using U-Boats since World War I and there was no reason why the US couldn’t have adopted a strategy to attack the German U-Boats in the same fashion. This could have helped end the war much sooner.