How do you realistically get large-scale US military interventions in the "Old World" (everything outside of the Americans) without WWII and US participation in WWII? I mean, Yes, the US had the Philippine-American War at the turn of the century, but I mean other than that. In real life, the US only got really big into large-scale military interventions in the "Old World" after its participation in WWII. Just look at Korea, Vietnam, Iraq/Kuwait, the former Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Libya, et cetera. How do we make comparable large-scale US military interventions in the "Old World" occur but without any WWII or US participation in WWII?
Thought son this?
Thought son this?