What was the purpose of the lend-lease act?

The Lend-Lease Act was a piece of legislation proposed by the F.D. Roosevelt government to be able to supply weapons and war materiel to countries seen as "vital to the defense of the United States." In practice, it meant for the Americans to be able to supply urgently required weapons and equipment to Britain and the Soviet Union, which were already at war with Nazi Germany. The US was still formally a non-belligerent country.

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