In World War II, Georgia was involved as a state within the United States and its residents. The state played a significant role in the war effort, with its military bases and industrial facilities supporting the efforts of the Allied forces. Georgian soldiers fought in various theaters of the war, and the state saw an influx of war-related industries and workers. The war also impacted the civilian population, with many Georgians contributing to the war effort through volunteer work, rationing, and other activities. Additionally, the war brought about social and economic changes in Georgia, as the state transitioned from a primarily agricultural economy to a more industrialized one during this time.
