Royal Navy view of wartime US naval growth

How did the Royal Navy react to the growth of the US Navy during World War II?

The reaction was mostly positive because American growth helped wartime burden sharing while Britain expected a postwar Commonwealth naval role to preserve influence.

The Royal Navy largely welcomed American expansion during World War II because the extra fleet strength helped win the war. Britain expected future naval burden sharing across the Commonwealth and saw that arrangement as a way to preserve influence after empire.