In what way was the Battle of the Coral Sea a new kind of naval warfare?

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Battle of the Coral Sea was a new kind of naval warfare, because it was the first action in which aircraft carriers engaged each other, and the ships from both sides did not sight or fire at each other. This was a battle fought in World War II in the Pacific Theater, between the Japanese army and American and Australian forces.

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