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The ability to "revive" dead nations was something strongly requested by the community. If you have formal alliance or mutual defense with a region, even a dead one, you will recapture for that region where the territory is loyal to them.
<During WW2 i dont think US and canadian force would send all their forces back to homeland for repair but use existing infrastructure if it wasnt hostile....>
Units repair in the field. They repair any time there is supply available. They repair faster in reserve which is taking the unit offline. My impression is that in WW2 during the invasion of Europe they didn't stop for large scale repairs, they just reformed units in the field and moved on.