Germany vs Japan

- Introduction- Since it is the third round of this debate, I will be talking about weaponry and environment. I really don't understand why you aren't even attempting to debate. You have by far an easier side to defend in a debate. I would also like to say that I call The Empire of Japan The Japanese Empire. Sorry if you get annoyed by this. Well anyways, onto the final topics. -Weaponry- The Japanese Empire's resources (which will be mentioned later) was perfect for them to create weaponry at fast rates if they had time. Japan at the time was using Suicide Bombers, Balloon Bombs, Standard Weaponry such as guns, and were experimenting with Biological Warfare, and Nuclear Warfare. If the Japanese had time, they could've potentially fully developed these things, and improved on their tanks, aircrafts, warships, and subs. As many may know, Biological Warfare was brutal, and powerful. That is why it is a war crime now. Nuclear Warfare has already shown it's power during Cold War experiments, and the Nuclear Bombings of Japan after Nazi Germany was finished. Japan also used Chemical Warfare which as we also may know, was a war crime, and could kill many (as seen in Syria). There were also many rumors that the Axis Powers were experimenting on Orbital Aircrafts that could potentially obliterate cities. An example was that during World War 2, The Nazis (possibly Japan, and Italy too) were working on a sub-orbital aircrafts that would get to the highest possible point of Earth's atmosphere, find the target, and drop a bomb that would scatter radioactive particles over the target leading to radioactive sickness, deformations, etc. This is why it be easy to suspect that Japan could've been in on the project because of the fact that they were experimenting on Biological, and Nuclear Warfare. http://www.youtube.com... -Sources- http://en.wikipedia.org... http://en.wikipedia.org... http://www.armaghplanet.com... http://www.youtube.com... http://science.howstuffworks.com... http://www.cddc.vt.edu... http://en.wikipedia.org... http://news.nationalgeographic.com... http://www.bbc.co.uk... -Environment- Environment was easily one of Japan's biggest pros. The majority of the areas in which the Japanese Empire held were lush, jungle regions. Japan knew their jungles more than the Nazis would've, and would've had the upper hand. Take The Vietnam War for example. The Vietnamese knew their jungle environment way more than the Americans which was one of the major reasons why they beat them. The same advantage would've been for Japan. You may be thinking, "Couldn't the Nazis just use radars to track the Japanese?" My answer was that the Nazis didn't have tracking technology. The Allies were the first to invent Radars which was one of the main reasons why the Allies won the war, and didn't keep on getting sunk by German U Boats/ Subs. The Allies obviously wouldn't have given the Nazis, Italians, or Japanese the technology which would've lead for the Nazis to have a harder time tracking the Japanese. Japan also dominated islands, and shared borders with almost no other nations except a few nations that weren't too developed yet such as China. China was the only real threat as stated before, and they weren't developed enough to fight yet, and the only real thing that the allies did to respond to China being invaded, was to cut the Japanese trade with America. Japan had plenty of resources though from their invaded land. Another reason why Japan had an advantage was due to Japan's strong military. Many people consider Japan's Navy, and Air Force to be the most dominant traits of Japan's army during WW2. Meanwhile, Germany did not have so much luck. I already stated this, but I will state this again. Germany had two fronts to maintain, less ocean, and more borders. Look back at my section on infantry to learn more. -Sources- http://en.wikipedia.org... http://historum.com... http://en.wikipedia.org... http://www.youtube.com... http://en.wikipedia.org... http://www.britannica.com...