How did Operation Vittles impact the Berlin blockade? A. It was designed to let refugees out of East Berlin into West Berlin.
B. It was a military operation to end the Soviet blockade of Berlin with a limited use of force.
C. It was a procedure that captured strategically important territories which were then used to leverage the Soviet Union into ending the blockade of Berlin.
D. It was an operation of providing supplies to Berlin, thus negating the effect of the blockade.

D

Explanation:

The Allies continued the Berlin Airlift through September to stockpile fuel, food, and medicine in Berlin in case Stalin changed his mind. Operation Vittles transported more than 2.3 million tons of supplies and 227,655 passengers. U.S. aircraft carried more than 1.7 million tons and 62,749 passengers.

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