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    The Japanese Military prepares for war in the Pacific. The Japanese were running out of time due to their low amount of materials. They would be on the edge if they run out of war materials and would be forced to give in to U.S. demands and withdraw from China. General Hideki Tojo’s militaristic government gave out a secret order to admiral Yamamoto. The plan was to seek war with the United States and knock their fleet out. The Japanese military sent a spy to Honolulu‚ Hawaii. The spy had reports

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    The battle of Midway was the naval aviation’s finest moment. The Japanese planned to take the last American base in the Pacific‚ not including Hawaii. The Japanese knew that the American’s could not afford to lose Midway because of its strategic importance and distance from Hawaii. Admiral Yamamoto‚ of the Japanese‚ assembled the biggest fleet in the Pacific war

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    paper is to analyze the Battle of Midway‚ and provide an alternate outcome based on the intelligence aspects affecting the battle both before and during. The Battle of Midway is considered one of the most decisive battles during World War II‚ and indeed one of the most pivotal naval battles of all time. It served as a turning point in the intense battle for the Pacific between United States and Japanese forces‚ tipping the scales into the Allies favor. Many today see the battle as one that should have

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    A Day Not Forgotten‚ the Attack on Pearl Harbor K. D. HIST 102 Instructor Amy Ware October 23‚ 2010 The attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese on December 7‚ 1941 remains a clear memory for both nations. Everything seemed to have played in favor of the Empire of Japan; from planning‚ to gathering the necessary resources‚ the silent 3‚300 nautical mile journey of the task force and ultimately the attack itself. From a tactical standpoint the attack was one of the most ingenious naval

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    God’s participation in the battle tactics of WW II occurred at the very onset. Just four months after Pearl Harbor sneak strike‚ on April of 1942‚ Colonel James Doolittle a B-25 bomber pilot‚ organized a surprise attack on Tokyo‚ Osaka‚ and two other Japanese cities. These raids undermined the complacency of the Japanese commanders who assured their populace that American aircraft could never reach their homeland. After this surprising bombing raid launched from aircraft carriers‚ sixteen American

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    fleet strategically at their weakest points. In 1942‚ the U.S. Navy brought on the first carrier battle in history in the Coral Sea at the Battle of Midway. The Battle began when the Japanese aircraft carriers sought out the few remaining American carriers that were able to escape Pearl Harbor. Japanese Commander‚ Admiral Yamamoto Isoroku‚ specifically took his fleet close to Pearl Harbor near Midway Island to draw out the U.S. Navy and pummel any counterattack. However‚ due to the Americans’ capability

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    World War II in the Pacific theater saw many new innovations from weaponry to tactics. Some of these new weapons and tactics were completely new warfare and some were refinements to age old infantry maneuvers that not only were adapted for amphibious warfare but changed depending on the particular island. One of the most import and decisive changes of doctrine for US forces was the use of the air power and the aircraft carrier. Prior to World War II the US Navy was in a sort of a civil war within

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    Victory in the Pacific

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    Greatness in excellence Many men and women have graced this world with their inspirational leadership and never ending tenacity. But amongst these men and women‚ there is a more selected group that stands out from them all. Although each may be from a different time era‚ their attributes and determination remain fairly the same. Even through their diverse profession greatness and excellence never fails to shine from them. However‚ the very same intentions that those men and women long to accomplish

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    A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of U.S. Navy Action and Operational Reports from World War II‚ Pacific Theater Part 1. CINCPAC: Commander-in-Chief Pacific Area UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of World War II Research Collections U.S. Navy Action and Operational Reports from World War II Pacific Theater Part 1. CINCPAC: Commander-in-Chief Pacific Area Command Project Editor Robert Ë. Lester Guide compiled by Blair D. Hydrick A microfilm project

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    References: Footnotes 1. (2000) www.combinedfleet.com. Pacific Naval Battles. 2. (Bidwell et al.) The Encyclopedia of Land Warfare in the 20th Century. (1977). Salamander Books Ltd. 3. (Chant‚ Davis‚ Gunston‚ Humble‚ Macintyre). The Encyclopedia of Air Warfare. (1977). Salamander Books Ltd. 4. (Harkness‚ O ’Donaghue). The

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