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Aftermath of 7 December 1941 – The Battle of Midway, 3-5 June 1942 After destroying U.S. forces in Hawaii and the Philippines on 7 December 1941, Japan achieved most of its war goals to conquer resource-rich areas in t
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Yorktown / /

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Puget / /

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Japan / United States / Philippines / /

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Person Communication and Meetings / /

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Pearl Harbor / /

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fleet carrier / last surviving carrier / carrier battle / communications intelligence / oil / /

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The Battle of Midway / /

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Mariana Islands / Philippine Sea / Coral Sea / Leyte Gulf / /

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Japanese task force / United States Army / Combined Fleet / U.S. Marine / Japanese Navy / United States Navy / U.S. Pacific Fleet / United States Marine Corps / Marine / /

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Chester W. Nimitz / Chuichi Nagumo / John Hamilton / Isoroku Yamamoto / /

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same commander / Commander / Admiral / /

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B-29s / B-17s / Enterprise / B-26s / /

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Hawaii / /

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