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No Victory: The Pearl Harbor Attack Ultimately Destroyed Japan

No Victory: The Pearl Harbor Attack Ultimately Destroyed Japan Instead of causing the United States to retreat and allow Japan unfettered rampage throughout Asia and the Pacific, as Tojo predicted, the exact opposite happened. Here s What You Need to Remember: There were still plenty of targets to be hit especially the fuel farms, submarine pens, and shore installations, not to mention the absent American carriers but Admiral Nagumo said no. The task force must return to Japan before the Americans could locate it; the carriers and other ships would be needed for further operations in the event that the United States failed to capitulate.

Eating Way Too Much Rice Almost Doomed Japan s Imperial Navy

Disease can bring down armies. Here s What You Need to Remember: During the war, the official rice staple overrode the unofficial use of barley. For the duration of the war, the navy was beriberi-free, but the army lost 4,000 soldiers to the disease, with another 41,000 hospitalized. Some individual commanders chose to add barley to their men’s diets, thus saving lives. In August 1882 in Incheon Bay near Seoul, four Japanese warships were locked in a tense stand-off with two Chinese warships that had brought troops to quell a revolt on the Korean peninsula. On paper, the Japanese flotilla outnumbered the Chinese, but the hulls of the Japanese ships hid a deadly secret. Less than half of their crews could man their stations.

Gen Curtis E LeMay Człowiek, który podpalił Japonię

Gen Curtis E LeMay Człowiek, który podpalił Japonię
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World War II Veteran, Believed to be the Last Survivor of Those who Served in Battle Aboard the Cruiser San Francisco, Dies at 98

World War II Veteran, Believed to be the Last Survivor of Those who Served in Battle Aboard the Cruiser San Francisco, Dies at 98
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The Battle at Leyte Gulf: The Biggest Naval Battle Ever Broke Japan

Wresting the islands of Leyte and Luzon from Japan capped MacArthur’s island-hopping campaign. Here s What You Need to Remember: Leyte was “the last great naval battle” of World War II. It broke the back of Japanese sea power, finishing what the Philippine Sea started. It forced the IJN into desperate and increasingly futile expedients in its bid to forestall defeat. No longer could Japanese mariners compete for mastery with any genuine hope of success. The Battle of Leyte Gulf was a tough slog, where U.S. maritime forces reclaimed a beachhead in the Far East after being expelled in 1941-1942. In reality, Leyte Gulf was a series of naval engagements sprawling across the map of Southeast Asia. Three were centered on the gulf and its approaches, taking place in the San Bernardino Strait, the Surigao Strait and the waters off the island of Samar. A fourth pitted carrier fleets against each other in the open sea off Cape Engaño. Each ended in triumph for the U.S. Navy. The ba

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