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10 Alternative World War II Plans That Would Have Changed History
_Marc V._ (http://listverse.com/authors/?Marc V.)  September 17, 2013 
 


During World War II, everyone had a plan—or at least thought they did. But  
for every plan put into action, an alternative one is scrapped or kept 
hidden  for future use. And if any of the plans below had been used, our 
history 
would  have changed entirely. 
10The Two Japanese Proposals To Invade Australia
 
In 1942, a series of meetings took place between the war planners of the  
Imperial Japanese Army and Navy. Their forces had already occupied a vast  
portion of the Pacific, and Australia was the _next obvious target_ 
(http://battleforaustralia.org/battaust/AustInvasion/JapNavy_AustInvasion.html) 
. The 
navy proposed a limited invasion of  northern Australia to prevent British 
and American forces from using it as a  base. The army rejected this plan as 
they were convinced it would turn into a  war of attrition. The army command 
would actually have preferred to stage a  full-scale invasion, but the 
sheer size of the Australian continent would  require 10 divisions—a number 
they 
would not be able to produce while most of  their troops were stationed in 
China. Transporting and supplying them would also  be a logistical 
nightmare. 
Instead, they proposed a plan to encircle Australia, called Operation FS. 
By  occupying eastern New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and the New 
Caledonia-Fiji  Islands Australia would be fully blockaded and forced to 
surrender. 
Neither the  invasion nor the encirclement ever took place, as the US Navy 
would cripple the  Japanese in a series of decisive battles across the Pacific. 
 
 
 



9An Allied Invasion One Year Earlier Than D-Day
 
In 1942, General Dwight Eisenhower came up with a plan for _early invasion 
of Germany_ 
(http://books.google.com.ph/books?id=0pShkziDtrsC&pg=PA119&dq=operation+roundup&hl=en&sa=X&ei=cHc
XUv2vGcr3rQfHlYC4Bw&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=operation%20roundup&f=false) . 
Dubbed Operation Round-up, the plan  would 
see Allied forces land in France as early as 1943. The goal was to relieve  
pressure on the Soviets by forcing Germany to fight a two-front war. However, 
 British planners believed that the attack was premature, as German 
defenses were  still too formidable for the forces they had available. The 
attack 
was postponed  in favor of Operation Torch, which was aimed at a softer target
—North Africa.  From there, the Allies would eventually make their way into 
Italy. Operation  Roundup was implemented a year later, in the form of 
Operation Overlord.  
8Hitler’s Plan To Invade Switzerland
 
there is no information on it on the site it was posted on so i was 
wondering  if anyone could positively ID this 
chris

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