In 1945, what concern did the Allies have about invading the Japanese mainland with ground forces? They were worried they did not have enough soldiers. They were worried there would be too great a loss of life. They were worried the Japanese were developing an atomic bomb. They were worried the Japanese had a stronger fleet in mainland ports.

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Sylvia Walker

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19 March, 22:15

In 1945, what concern did the Allies have about invading the Japanese mainland with ground forces? They were worried they did not have enough soldiers. They were worried there would be too great a loss of life. They were worried the Japanese were developing an atomic bomb. They were worried the Japanese had a stronger fleet in mainland ports.

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Brett Haas · Answer 1

In 1945, the main concern that the Allies had about invading the Japanese mainland with ground forces was that " They were worried there would be too great a loss of life" since they would be on foreign territory.