The lend-lease act gave aid to whom

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Mila [183]3 years ago

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Answer: It gave aid to France ,Britain, Russia, and China

Explanation: We gave Shermans, M3a3 Lees, M3/M-5 Stuarts, and other tanks to them. Also planes and other need items. We also sent a squadron, the Flying Tigers to China to aid against japan.

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