ww2 wartime language 8 yr old homework?
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de·mob  (d-mb) Chiefly British \ntr.v. de·mobbed, de·mob·bing, de·mobs \nTo demobilize (armed forces).\nn.\nDemobilization of armed forces\n\nhome front\nn.\nThe civilian population or the civilian activities of a country at war.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II
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try here\n\nhttp://timelines.ws/20thcent/1942.HTML
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1. F (They had been against communism before Potsdam)\n2. T (I'm not sure if Britain was involved)\n3. F (Only 9 of the 23 were sentenced to death)\n4. F (U.S. and South vs. China and North)\n5. F (He actually wanted to continue the war into China)
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Here is a very nice world war 2 weapons site. The site is divided into sections (rifles, machine guns etc..) for every major nation involved. It even shows a picture of the weapon discussed
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I think you will find most of what you are searching for here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States#World_War_I_and_II\n\nGood Luck!!! :-)
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World War I: 1914-1918\nWorld War II: 1939-1945
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Try this one:\n\nhttp://nwps.ws/~dragonfire/Asmin28/lesson/toc.html
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world war 2 was going on
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A little more detail about what you're after would help.  One really good source of information is a show called The World at War.  It's available on DVD and talks about the causes of the war in great detail and shows footage of the war.  It's really amazing and would probably answer any questions you have about WWII.
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I write too, but anyway, it depends on the age of the group. If the writers are still in elementary school, then really showing how to write paragraphs can be very helpful. For older people, perhaps try showing them how to use better language. For exapmle, if a sentence reads, "The army burned the city after a short fight," you could use better language to turn that into, "The large military force marched to the city, and after quickly disbanding all of the enemy troops, they razed the city to the ground." So, focusing on the most descriptive words you can come up with, and making sure to vary your words (nouns/pronouns, etc.). Hope that helps, and good luck.
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go here\n\nhttp://www.homeworkelephant.co.uk/french.shtml
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Most military museums hold this type of information.  You could try the following:\nwww.winchestermilitarymuseums.co.uk\nI found them to be very useful when I needed information on the second world war for my son's homework.  If they can't help you they should be able to point you in the right direction.
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try military history website thats your best way to get it right
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I went of the BBC website and searched, assuming that I have the right show it was part of their WWII series below is the link to the website for that episode\nWhen I kept looking I found a review that is probably what you are looking for (link 2)
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I hate to break it to you but some would say WW III already started in 1996. Read the 1997 book "Bible Code" by Michael Drosnin. It totally freaked me out. It is a real skinny book. A tad bit repetitive. You can get through it real fast: a real fast read. Can you say, "Where can I get suntan lotion with SPF 3,000,000,000?"\n\nNote: I remember my third grade English teacher. She was a tough one. She said, "Son, listen, if you have more than ONE spelling error, type-o, or grammar error in your writing it makes you look like an idiot. Who can ever take your argument seriously? I mean you bring this paper up to me with all these errors. Look you spelled "receive" wrong. There is a split infinitive, double negative, comma splice, improper verb noun agreement. If you do not fix these errors I am going to have to give this paper a failing grade. Do you not know how silly this makes you sound?" I remember that lady to this day. She hurt my feelings but she was correct. Every time I see bad writing I think of her.\n\nI am not saying that YOUR writing is bad. I am only saying that as I go here or go there while I happen to see bad writing in general I always think of her.
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http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/ww2.htm\nhas all the info u need