Ian Jackson wrote:
In message , Bill Wright
writes
Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:

Germany may not of had the resources, but they may of had better
scientists.
They certainly were years ahead of the Allies in rocket science.
As long as we are speculating, I started this with the timing of the US
invasion of occupied France, June 6, 1944, and saying that things would
of turned out differently if it had occured a year or two later. Care
to speculate on what the Soviet Army would of done too?

When you get the urge to write 'of', consider whether it would be
better to write 'have'. Just a friendly tip.

It wasn't a US invasion by the way. It was a United Nations invasion.

I think you're thinking of Korea. We didn't have a UN in 1944*, and the
League of Nations was, by then, defunct.
*It started in October, 1945.

No, it was the United Nations, albeit in embryonic form. The name
'United Nations' came into being in 1942 when 'The Declaration by United
Nations' of that year was made. It was the basis of the modern UN.

Bill