The Battle Of Midway. War In The Pacific | The United States Against Japan

The FIRST battle was the Battle of the Coral Sea, Midway was months later

Awesome work of explaining all aspects of strengths and weaknesses. I always wondered why the American dive bombers were so bad against the Jap Aircraft carriers.

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Major payback for Pearl Harbor... The Navy set the japs up ,,, jumped them.. and turned 4 or their main-line aircraft carriers into submarines...

battle was not fought exclusively with aircraft carriers. b17 bombers, torpedo planes took off from midway to engage in the battle. plus the marines based at midway, defending the island against a possible invasion,

I don't believe the battle of Midway is the first time in naval history where the opposing fleets never saw each other. The honors for that go to the Battle of the Coral Sea (May 4, 1942)?

So...our careiers were supported by cruisers and fuck'n destroyers. Lo

Ummm if the Jap strikes were on the carrier decks during the Enterprise and Yorktown dive bombing attacks, the carriers probably would have survived… the bombs were designed to pierce through the decks before exploding. The problem for the Japs were the hangers below deck were full and planes that were refitted with armor piercing were also doomed by the land based bombs that were laying around haphazardly. 😊

Thank you for the wonderful video. Japan's first mistake in this war was the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the second mistake was the invasion of the Pacific Ocean.

This video repeats the obsolete perception that the Japanese carrier decks were packed with a strike that was ready to take off when the US dive bombers attacked. In fact, their decks were mostly clear except for a few fighters landing to refuel or ready to take off as the Japanese had just fought off several US torpedo bomber attacks. They were keeping their decks clear to handle the CAP. The 2019 movie Midway got it right, showing the Japanese carrier decks mostly clear. Many of their Zero fighters were still in the air having just shot down US torpedo bombers and previous attacks from Midway, and they hadn't spotted the strike because they couldn't while they were under attack. Instead, the strike planes were still below in the hangers. It was Japanese practice to refuel and arm aircraft inside the hanger bays. When the US dive bombers hit, their bombs exploded amongst fueled and armed aircraft causing those huge explosions and fires that doomed the Akagi, Kaga, and Soryu.

Those interested in reading a Japanese pilot's account of the battle should search for, 'The Miraculous Torpedo Squadron' the autobiography of Juzo Mori. Only recently translated into English it includes first-person descriptions of Mori's role in the PH attack, Wake Island attack, air battles over Guadalcanal, and his early years flying in China.

131:59 they're talking about kamikazes and yet they're showing
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These videos and visuals look fresh....thank you for that.

Imagine flying in to battle at sea without a radio

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You forgot about the battle of The Coral Sea!!

very partial, american blindefoled side view of the history...

It was also Roosevelt who sold America and Americans into slavery to the banking cartels.